Monday - ENT doc Flashcards

1
Q

Most common peripheral vertigo?

causes
signs and symptoms (SSx)
Dx tests
pathophysiology

A

BPPV

Cause: post trauma, post viral infection
SSx: recurrent brief positional vertigo, latency, fatigability
Dx: Hx, Dix-Hallpike
pathophys: canalithiasis (build up of otoconia in SC canal)

Normal Hearing

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2
Q

Most common cause of sensorineural hearing loss

A

presbycusis - progressive loss of hair cells with age

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3
Q

otosclerosis - what is it

what type of hearling loss

A

autosomal dominant sclerosis of the stapes and can effect the oval window

conductive hearing loss

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4
Q

Meniere’s disease

cause
SSx

A

leaking of endolymph

Fluctuating SNHL
Low freq tinnitus
episodic vertigo
asymptomatic between spells usually

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5
Q

2 benign projections in the ear canal

A

osteomas and exostosis <-cold water exposure

look like cholesteatoma but not

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6
Q

AOM
(acute otitis media)

SSx

A

otalgia (ear pain)
aural fullness
hearing loss

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7
Q

Allergic rhinitis

cause
epidemiology
SSx
theraputics

A

IgE - mediated hypersensitivity of the nasal mucosa

20% of us population, rare before 2 years, more common in males if young

SSx - sneezing, rhinorrhea, nasal gongestion, lacrimation
PRURITIS IF ALLERGY

intranasal steroids

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8
Q

sinusitis

cause
how do Dx
therapeutics

A

inflammatory, not infectious

CT WITHOUT CONTRAST

nasal saline
intranasal corticosteroids
antihistamines

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9
Q

Best examination technique for hoarse voice

A

Videostroboscopy

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