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Minimal criteria Flashcards

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Causes of unilateral otitis media with effusion (OME) in adults and childhood

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Chronic dysfunction of the Eustachian tube (adenoid vegetation or nasopharyngeal tumor) In adults, the possibility of a nasopharyngeal tumor must not be left out of consideration!

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Indications of tonsillectomy (absolute and relative)

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Where does the patient localize the pain in cases of frontal, maxillary, ethmoidal or sphenoidal sinusitis?

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Most frequent causes of dysphagia

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Complications of paranasal sinus infections (list)

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Recognition of hearing loss in childhood

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What is to be done in case of acute sensorineural hearing loss?

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Causes of ear pain

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Causes of acute hearing loss

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How to diagnose vertigo caused by vestibular disorders

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Causes of dyspnea in the upper respiratory tract

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Symptoms and clinical features of diffuse otitis externa

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Management and complications of nasal folliculitis and furuncles

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Management of choking patients – if intubation cannot be carried out

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Symptoms of laryngeal and hypopharyngeal cancers

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Precancerous lesions of the oral cavity and oropharynx

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17
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Types of rhinitis (list)

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Clinical features, symptoms and complications of para- and retropharyngeal abscesses

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Clinical features and symptoms of peritonsillar abscess

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Complications of acute otitis media (AOM)

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Middle-aged, smoker patient presents with unilateral ear pain, but the examination of the ear does not reveal any disorders. What may be the cause, and what is obligatory to be examined?

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Unilateral, referred ear pain is a typical finding in patients with hypopharyngeal (less commonly supraglottic and oropharyngeal) malignancies. This symptom and the tobacco use in the patient history make the examination of the oral cavity, oropharynx/hypopharynx, larynx and the neck obligatory.

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Peritonsillar abscess – treatment

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23
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Swollen neck lymph nodes – causes:

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24
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Causes of peripherial facial palsy (list)

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25
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ENT diseases causing headache

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26
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Primary management of epistaxis/nosebleeding (at home/ambulance/by GP)

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27
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Clinical features and symptoms of acute mastoiditis

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28
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Symptoms and clinical features of acute otitis media (AOM) – suppurative form

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29
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Evaluation of neck lumps – diagnostic steps

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30
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Causes of unilateral nasal obstruction and discharge in childhood and in adulthood

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31
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Causes of chronic hoarseness (Why is it necessary to visit an ENT specialist after 3 weeks of hoarseness?)

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Clinical features and management of angioedema (Quincke-edema)

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33
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Pathogens of tonsillitis and pharyngitis, indication of antibiotic treatment

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Management of epistaxis/nosebleeding (anterior, posterior) by ENT professionals

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