Exam 2 study group: (Ears, Mouth, Throat, Nose) Flashcards

1
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What is the color of the Tympanic Membrane?

A

Pearly Gray

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2
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Difference between Conductive and Sensorineural Hearing Loss?

A

Conductive: Mechanical Dysfunction; Sensorineural: Inner Ear and CN VIII Dysfunction

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3
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What does Presbycusis mean?

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Occurs in 50s, slowly progresses, high frequency tone loss, gradual sensorineural loss

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4
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What does the word Tinnitus mean?

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Ringing, Crackling or Buzzing of the Ear

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5
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When using an otoscope, which way should you pull the pinna for an adult client?

A

Up and Back

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6
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What position should the Tympanic Membrane sit?

A

Flat, pulled in at the center

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7
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Cone of light in right ear vs left ear?

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Right ear: 5 o’clock ; Left ear: 7 o’clock

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8
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When there is conductive hearing loss, lateralization would be to the bad ear or the good ear?

A

Bad Ear

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9
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When there is sensorineural hearing loss, lateralization would be to the good ear or the bad ear?

A

Good Ear

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10
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Describe the Rinne Vs the Weber Test.

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Rinne: Ratio of air conduction to bone conduction; AC (2)>BC (1)equal bilaterally

Weber: On midline frontal bone/forehead; No lateralization is normal

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11
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Describe a Negative Romberg Test.

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Maintain Safety, 20 seconds, eyes closed, Maintaining balance with mild swaying is normal, investigates balance

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12
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What is this picture? And what causes it to develop?

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Tophi: Small, whitish, nontender modules, uric acid crystals, gout

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13
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What Cranial Nerve is in charge of smell?

A

Cranial Nerve I

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14
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These two pair of sinuses can be examined:

A

Frontal and Maxillary

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15
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What are some changes that occur in the nose of a pregnant client?

A

Rhinitis, Epistaxis (Nose Bleeds), Heightened Sense of Smell

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16
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What Two cranial Nerves are in charge of Taste?

A

Cranial Nerve VII, Cranial Nerve IX

17
Q

What are some changes that occur in the mouth of a pregnant female?

A

Gingivitis, Edema of the vocal cords

18
Q

What are some changes that occur in the mouth of a geriatric client?

A

Decreased sense of taste and smell, Decreased Production of saliva, Dry mouth (xerostomia), Receding gums, tooth loss

19
Q

Describe the difference between rhinitis and sinusitis.

A

Rhinitis: clear, watery discharge, dark red and swollen

Sinusitis: Facial pain, purulent drainage, red, swollen mucosa

20
Q

What is Candidiasis?

A

White, cheesy, curdlike-”thrush” in newborns, antibodies, corticosteroids, immunosuppressed

21
Q

The Uvula as well as the what, should rise upon phonation?

A

Soft Palate

22
Q

Describe these Tonsils.

1+

2+

3+

4+

A

1+: Visible

2+: Halfway between pillars and uvula (normal)

3+: Touching Uvula

4+: Touching each other

23
Q

This structure should protrude midline:

A

Tongue