Nose Flashcards

1
Q

rhinophyma definition

A

hypertrophy of skin and sebaceous glands

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2
Q

rhinophyma associated with (2)

A

acne rosacea

aggravated with chronic alcohol abuse

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3
Q

disease that causes ATROPHY of nasal septum

A

lepropsy

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4
Q

slowly growing ulcerated NODULAR area can be _____ of eye or ___

A

basal cell carcinoma

lupus vulgaris of TB

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5
Q

abnormal respiratory motion seen in newborns

A

respiratory distress syndrome

hyaline membrane disease

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6
Q

characteristic x-ray feature of respiratory distress syndrome
(hyaline membrane disease)

A

ground glass appearance

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7
Q

flaring of nasal ali seen in (2) conditions

A

pneumonia

respiratory distress syndrome (hyaline membrane disease)

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8
Q

CLEAR nasal discharge and CSF differentiated by testing with _____

A

glucose oxidaze paper

- glucose present in CSF = color change

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9
Q

prulent nasal discharge may be associated with (3)

A

foreign body in nasal cavity
common cold
prodromal sign of infxn (measles, pertussis, polio)

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10
Q

allergy induced prulent discharge may have ____ present

A

eosinophils

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11
Q

common direct trauma to nose causing nosebleed (usually from picking) occurs at _____ portion of nose called _____

A

anterior portion of nose

Kiesselbach’s Plexus

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12
Q

vascular network of anterior nasal septum

A

Kiesselbach’s Plexus

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13
Q

spontaneous nosebleeds may be seen in people with

A

HTN

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14
Q

less common cause for nosebleed

A

neoplasm in nose, nasopharynx, or sinus

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15
Q

(2) conditions that may cause nose bleeds

A

rheumatic fever

hemorrhagic diathesis with wide spread ecchymosis or petechial hemorrhage

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16
Q

spontaneous epistaxis (nose bleeding) is often prodromal to ____; 2 other characteristics associated are:

A

prodromal to typhoid fever

  • nocturnal fever
  • bradycardia
17
Q

disease that epistaxis is often presenting sign in:

A

Ostler- Weber- Rondeau Disease (hereditary hemorrhagic telangectasia

18
Q

rhinitis medicomentosa definition

A

patient causes own nasal obstruction by chronic use of intranasal epinephrin (nose drops)

19
Q

unilateral nasal obstruction may be caused by (4)

A

deviated septum
nasal polyps
foreign body
malignant disease

20
Q

both ______ should not be closed (atretic) at birth; this can cause ____

A

chonanae

choking at birth (oral airway is a must)

21
Q

view of the nose should include:

A
vestibules
mucosa
inferior and middle turbinate bones
middle meatus
septum
22
Q

in patient with TERTIARY SYPHILIS, you can view (4) parts of nose with bright light

A

inferior turbinates
middle turbinates
ethmoidal spine
remnant of vomer

23
Q

nasal muscosa is ______ than oral mucosa

A

much brighter/redder

often misdiagnosed because of this

24
Q

swollen erectile turbinates are seen in __

A

common cold

- associated with hyermemic mucosa and characteristic discharge

25
Q

swollen and PALE turbinates indicate:

A

allergic rhinitis (may be seasonal, dependent upon vegetation as allergen)

26
Q

turbinates are atrophic; mucosa is covered with PUS and CRUST and patient complains of offensive ODOR

A

atrophic rhinitis

27
Q

offensive odor in atrophic rhinitis is called

A

ozena

28
Q

Nasal septum with a perforation can be caused by (2)

A

TB or systemic lupus

usually, it is from chronic picking or result of submucus resection operation

29
Q

disease that presents with several edematous boggy secular masses in nasal passage (polyps)

A

cystic fibrosis

30
Q

polyps are seen MC in people with

A

allergic rhinitis

31
Q

MC location of nasal polyps

A

middle meatus

32
Q

characteristics of polyps

A

pale
non-tender
move freely

33
Q

characteristics of turbinates

A

pink
tender to touch
immobile