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ENT pathology Flashcards

1
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What is the most common cause of epistaxis

A

Digital manipulation

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2
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Where is the most common place for epistaxis

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Anterior aspect

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3
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What vessel typically bleeds with posterior nose bleeds

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sphenopalentine branch of the maxillary artery

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4
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What causes a septal hematoma

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bleeding between the perichondrium and cartilage of the septum - generally post trauma

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5
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What can a septal hematoma lead to

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septal necrosis which will cause a saddle nose deformity

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6
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What are the most common causes of rhinitis

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allergies
atrophic
pregnancy
occupational

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7
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What can cause non-allergic rhinitis

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spicy food
temperature
smoke
strong smells

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8
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What is the most common cause of orbital cellulitis

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ethmoid sinus

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9
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What is the timeframe for acute sinusitis

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sudden onset that lasts <4wk

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10
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What is the timeframe for subacute sinusitis

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<12wks but longer than acute phase

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11
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What is recurrent sinusitis

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4+ episodes that last at least 1wk in a year

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12
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When do you treat sinusitis

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after 2 weeks

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13
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What is the most common cause of sinusitis

A

viral URI

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14
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What is an Aphthous ulcers

A

canker sores

*shallow, round ulcer with central yellow exudate

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15
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What can cause canker sores

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can be associated with celiac disease, IBS, HIV, SLE, neutropenia and local trauma

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16
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What type of cells are found within pre-ulcers

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macrophages
lymphocytes

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17
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What type of cells can be seen within ulcers

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neutrophils centrally
lymphocytes in raised ring

18
Q

When do aphthous ulcers present

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during times of stress

can also be due to malnutrition

19
Q

What do you have to consider if adults get recurrent thrush

A

Immunocompromised
-HIV
-inhaled corticosteroids

20
Q

What is the most common cause of pharyngitis

A

bacterial / viral infection

21
Q

What is acute laryngitis

A

larynx inflammation <3wks

22
Q

If laryngitis is bacterial, what is the cause

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moraxella, H. influenza, S. pneumonia

23
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What is the most common organism that causes epiglottis

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S. Aureus

24
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What breathing sound will be heard with epiglottitis

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Stridor

25
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What is the epiglottitis triad

A

drooling
dysphagia
Distress

26
Q

What is a peritonsillar abscess

A

suppurative deep space infection of the neck

*Pus collection between the palatine tonsils and pharyngeal muscles

27
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What is the presentation of a peritonsillar abscess

A

Unilateral peritonsillar swelling with uvula displacement

*hot potato voice

28
Q

What will increase a persons risk for peritonsillar abscess

A

smoking

29
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Which tonsils are most commonly effected with peritonsillar abscess

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Palantine and typically on the superior aspect

30
Q

What are the major salivary glands

A

parotid
submandibular
sublingual

31
Q

What is saliva necessary for

A

healthy dentition
mastication
tasting food

32
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What is Sialadenitis

A

Swelling of salivary glands

33
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What causes sialadentitis

A

obstruction

34
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What happens when salivary glands become infected

A

overlying skin will likely be erythematous and warm w/ purulent discharge from the ductal orifice

35
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What are causes of chronic sialadentitis

A

Tumor
Polycystic parotid disease (pseudoneoplastic disease)

36
Q

What is stensens duct orifice

A

parotid duct

37
Q

What is sialolithiasis

A

obstructive salivary stone

*most common cause of sialadentitis

38
Q

When will the pain increase with sialolithiasis

A

after eating

39
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What is the presentation of someone with infectious sialadentitis

A

Fever
pain erythema
purulent saliva

40
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What is the cause of bacterial sialadentitis

A

S. aureus

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