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Nose and Sinus Flashcards

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immune mediated response of nasal mucosa to previously sensitized allergen

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allergic rhinitis

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2
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the genetic predisposition to develop allergic diseases

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atopy

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risk factors of allergic rhinitis (6)

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  1. family hx
  2. male
  3. birth during pollen season
  4. firstborn
  5. early ABX use
  6. maternal smoking
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4
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“boggy/ Pale mucosa”

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allergic rhinitis

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high arched palate from mouth breathing; “cobblestoning”

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allergic rhinitis

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allergic rhinits can be dx

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clinically–suggestive clinical hx + risk factors

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gold standard for dx allergies (3)

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allergy test:

  1. skin prick
  2. intradermal
  3. skin patch
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allergic rhinitis tx (5)

*best

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  1. allergen avoidance
  2. intranasal corticosteroids *
  3. oral/ intranasal antihistamines *
  4. decongestants
  5. immunotherapy
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9
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allergic rhinitis may be

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  1. intermittent-no troublesome symp

2. persistent- abnormal sleep, work, school–^ symptoms

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A polyp presents in the nasal cavity w/ a grape-like appearance, having a ‘body’ and a ‘stalk’. The surface is smooth and the color is more YELLOW than the PINK mucous membrane. Is usually SEMITRANSLUCENT

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Nasal polyposis

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  • a triad of nasal polyposis, aspirin sensitivity, and asthama
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The aspirin (Samter’s) triad

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mucous gland hyperplasticity w/ eosinophilic accumulation due to inflammatory mediators

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Pathophysiology of nasal polyposis

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> 80 of people w/ _____ _____ ______ have polyps

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Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis

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PE of nasal polyposis

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  1. congestion
  2. polyp
  3. rhinorrhea
  4. “cobblestoning”
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dx of nasal polyposis (3)

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  1. nasal endoscopy

2. CT/MRI

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Nasal polyposis tx

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  1. NASAL STEROID (oral/spray)
  2. surgery
  3. desensitization (for aspirin allergy)
17
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inflammation of infection of NASAL MUCOSA and paranasal sinuses lasting <4WKS

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Acute Rhinosinusitis (maxillary sinus most common)

18
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Most acute rhinosinusitis’ are

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viral (rhinovirus, flu, paraflu)

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acute rhinosinusitis criteria for urgent referral (bacterial) (3)

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  1. abnormal vision
  2. altered mentation
  3. periorbital edema
20
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acute rhinosinusitis hallmark

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“double-worsening”

21
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acute viral rhinosinusitis =
acute bacterial rhinosinusitis =
real world

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  • cold

- sinusitis

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Dx of acute rhinosinusitis (3)

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  1. cultures not accurate
  2. CT – used to r/o complications
  3. MRI – used to r/o complications
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Acute rhinosinusitis TX

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symptomatic OTC – be careful abt overlap

24
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An INFLAMMATORY condition involving the nasal mucosa and paranasal sinuses that lasts 12 WEEKS or LONGER

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Chronic Rhinosinusitis

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S&S of chronic rhinosinusitis (4)

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  1. anterior/posterior nasal mucopurulent drainage
  2. congestion/ obstruction
  3. Facial pain/pressure
  4. anosmia
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CRS subtypes (3) high to low fq

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  1. CRS w/out nasal polyposis–allergic rhinitis
  2. CRS w/ nasal polyposis– ass w/ AERD, polyps bilat
  3. Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis–allergic mucin
27
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AERD

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aspirin exasperated respiratory disease

28
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thick mucus from light tan to brown to dark green, containing degranulated Eos w/ fungal hyphae

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allergic mucin

29
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chronic rhinosinusitis dx

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  1. subjective–2 or mor lasting >12 wks

2. objective–documentation of inflammation

30
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  • Chronic Rhinosinusitis Tx
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  1. Nasal Saline

2. Intranasal glucocorticoids

31
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Anterior ___ Posterior epistaxis

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>

32
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Anterior epistaxis etiology (4)

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  1. trauma (nose picking)
  2. low moisture
  3. hyperemia
  4. foreign body
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Posterior epistaxis etiology (5)

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  1. anticoagulation
  2. HHT
  3. bleeding disorder
  4. aneurysm
  5. neoplasm
34
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suspected history w/ epistaxis (3)

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  1. coagulation disroder or medication
  2. recent trauma
  3. Fq and severity of bleed
35
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anterior plexus highly implicated in epistaxis

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Kiesselbach’s plexus

36
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Tx epistaxis (3) in order

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  1. pressure
  2. cautery
  3. nasal packing (tampon, balloon)
37
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1 site for foreign body

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right nare

38
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foul odorous mucopurulent nasal discharge ^ in

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nasal foreign body

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