Ophthalmology/ENT Flashcards

1
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Which diagnosis? permanent cortical blindness of affected eye if not corrected early on

A

Amblyopia

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2
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Treatment of “acquired” strabismus

A

corrective lenses

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3
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Which diagnosis? white pupil in infant

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retinoblastoma vs. congenital cataract

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4
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Which diagnosis? severe eye pain/frontal headache, mid-dilated pupil that does not react, greenish cloudy cornea

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Acute angle closure glaucoma

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5
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Definitive management of angle closure glaucoma

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Drill hole into iris with laser to release pressure

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6
Q

Diagnosis and Treatment of orbital cellulitis

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CT; drainage of pus

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7
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Which diagnosis? Flashes of light and floaters in eye

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Retinal detachment

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8
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Which diagnosis? sudden loss of vision in one eye

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Embolic occlusion of retinal artery

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9
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Treatment of embolic occlusion of retinal artery

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Breathe into paper bag, pressure on eye

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10
Q

Which diagnosis? midline mass at level of hyoid that moves with tongue

A

Thyroglossal duct cyst

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11
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Treatment of thyroglossal duct cyst

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Excision of cyst and sinus and middle hyoid

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12
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Which diagnosis? cyst an anterior border of sternocleidomastoid that may have skin sinus tract

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Branchial cleft cyst

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13
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Management of cystic hygroma

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CT/surgery

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14
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Which diagnosis? persistent hoarseness, persistent painless ulcer in mouth, unilateral earache

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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15
Q

Diagnosis of acoustic neuroma or facial nerve tumors

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MRI

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16
Q

Diagnosis of parotid gland tumor

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FNA

17
Q

Which diagnosis? abscess in floor of mouth that may threaten airway

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Ludwig angina

18
Q

Treatment of Bell Palsy

A

Steroids and antivirals

19
Q

Which diagnosis? diplopia with ethmoid or frontal sinusitis

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Cavernous sinus thrombosis

20
Q

Treatment of cavernous sinus thrombosis

A

sinus drainage, IV abx

21
Q

Cause of epistaxis in young male with cocaine use

A

Perforated septum

22
Q

Cause of persistent epistaxis in young adult

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Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma