Nose & Sinus Flashcards

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Symptoms of allergic rhinitis

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Stuffy nose, watery discharge from sinuses, sneezing, post nasal drip, cough, itchy eyes, nose & throat. Swollen nasal tissues & cervical lymph nodes

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Symptoms of acute sinusitis

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Stuffy nose, sinuses with green purulent discharge, face, teeth or eye pain aggravated by bending over, swollen nasal tissue & cervical lymph nodes

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Will sinuses transilluminate with acute sinusitis?

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No, due to thick discharge

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4
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Who gets polyps?

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Adults who have allergies &/or chronic sinus infections over years

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What do polyps look like

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Grape-like inflammatory swellings of nasal linings

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What is the most common cause of deviated septum?

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Trauma

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What is the “nasal cycle”

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Normal cycle of mild congestion & decongestion alternating between nostrils

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What are the most common causes of loss of smell?

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Head injuries, post URI, and nasal/sinus conditions

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What should teeth look like

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Horseshoe shaped

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10
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What do malocclusions contribute to?

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Asymmetrical forces being transmitted into tempromandibular-cranial-cervical complex

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What is glossitis

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Red, swollen, smooth tongue from loss of papillae

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What is a geographic tongue

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Glossitis with smooth, irregular patches with white outline. Patches change locations

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What is a fissured tongue

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Grooves in the tongue, varying in depth. Benign,a symptomatic

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What is black hairy tongue

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Long-term antibiotic use or failure of papillae to fall off causing fungus or bacteria to attach and discolor them

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What is aphthous stomatitis (canker sore)

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Recurrent crops of small, painful ulcers on intraoral mucosa

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What is leukoplakia

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White leathery ridges on buccal mucosa

17
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What is gingivitis

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Red, swollen, sensitive & bleeding gums

18
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Where does oral carcinoma most likely occur?

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Sides of tongue, lips, floor of mouth

19
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What does oral carcinoma look like

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Persistent, painless thickening, lump, ulcer or a red or white patch anywhere in mouth or throat

20
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What is torus palatinus & mandibularis

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Benign exostosis of hard palate or mandible around age 30

21
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What is tonsillitis

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Viral or bacterial infection of pharyngeal tonsils

22
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Symptoms of tonsillitis

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Sore throat, painful swallowing, thick voice, fever, swollen cervical lymph nodes & red, swollen tonsils with white spots on them

23
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Symptoms of viral pharyngitis

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Runny nose, cough. Hoarseness, conjunctivitis or diarrhea

24
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Symptoms of bacterial pharyngitis

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Rapid onset of throat pain, aggravated by swallowing, fever, tender cervical lymph nodes & inflammation with purulent, patchy white, yellow or gray exudates

25
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Which valve may be damaged in rheumatic fever

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Mitral valve

26
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What is laryngitis

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Inflammation of mucous lining & vocal cords- sore, scratchy throat, hoarseness, loss of voice

27
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Symptoms of viral rhinitis

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Stuffy nose, watery to thick discharge from sinuses, sneezing, sore throat, cough, headache. Swollen nasal tissues & cervical lymph nodes.