Neuro + ENT Flashcards

1
Q

what’s the cause - boney growths in ear?

A

exostosis - surfer’s ear

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2
Q

what’s the cause - bilateral, gradual hearing loss?

A

otosclerosis

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3
Q

what’s the cause - slow onset deafness, tinnitus, no vertigo?

A

acoustic neuroma e.g tumour pressing on nerve

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4
Q

what’s the cause - vertigo lasting seconds that comes on with specific movements, rotational nystagmus?

A

BPPV

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5
Q

how would you diagnose BPPV?

A

hallpike test

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6
Q

how would you treat BPPV?

A

epley manoeuvre

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7
Q

what’s the cause - hour to day-long vertigo, tinnitus, deafness?

A

meniere’s disease

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8
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what’s the cause - severe vertigo for days - weeks, severe N+V, single event?

A

vestibular neuritis

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9
Q

how would you treat vestibular neuritis?

A

watch and wait

vestibular sedatives - prochlorperazine, cinnarizine

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10
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what’s the cause - vertigo lasting days-weeks, deafness, tinnitus?

A

labyrinthitis

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11
Q

in these diseases of the NMJ, which molecule is affected?
lambert-eaton
myasthenia gravis
neuromyotonia

A

lambert-eaton - Ca2+
myasthenia gravis - ACh
neuromyotonia - K+

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12
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what is the cause - foul green discharge from ear, painless, squamous material, conductive hearing loss?

A

cholesteatoma

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