Monday - ENT doc Flashcards
Most common peripheral vertigo?
causes
signs and symptoms (SSx)
Dx tests
pathophysiology
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
Most common cause of sensorineural hearing loss
presbycusis - progressive loss of hair cells with age
otosclerosis - what is it
what type of hearling loss
autosomal dominant sclerosis of the stapes and can effect the oval window
conductive hearing loss
Meniere’s disease
cause
SSx
leaking of endolymph
Fluctuating SNHL
Low freq tinnitus
episodic vertigo
asymptomatic between spells usually
2 benign projections in the ear canal
osteomas and exostosis <-cold water exposure
look like cholesteatoma but not
AOM
(acute otitis media)
SSx
otalgia (ear pain)
aural fullness
hearing loss
Allergic rhinitis
cause
epidemiology
SSx
theraputics
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
sinusitis
cause
how do Dx
therapeutics
inflammatory, not infectious
CT WITHOUT CONTRAST
nasal saline
intranasal corticosteroids
antihistamines
Best examination technique for hoarse voice
Videostroboscopy