Otolaryngology Flashcards

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Midline mass at level of hyoid
Connected to tongue
Tx?

A

Thyroglossal duct cyst

Removal of cyst, middle of hyoid, tract to base of tongue

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Difference in presentation between inflammatory and neoplastic neck masses

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Inflammatory: timetable measured in days or weeks
Neoplastic: several months of consistent growth

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Mass on anterior edge of sternocleidomastoid
Several cm
Small opening in skin overlying

A

Branchial cleft cyst

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Large, mushy, ill-defined mass overlying supraclavicular area
Often extend into mediastinum
Dx, Tx?

A

Cystic hygroma
CT scan
Surgical removal

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4
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Pt with enlarged lymph node

Whats is diagnostic approach

A

< 1 month probably inflammatory, follow

> 1 month probably inflammatory, but workup for neoplasia

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5
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Multiple enlarged lymph nodes
Low grade fever, night sweats
Dx, tx?

A

Lymphoma
FNA, but node removal necessary for typing
Chemotherapy

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6
Q

Supraclavicular node tumor

A

Metastatic tumor from lung or abdomen

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Risk factors for squamous cell carcinoma of head and neck mucosa

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Age
Smoking
Alcohol
Poor dental hygiene
AIDS
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Dx, tx of squamous cell carcinoma of head and neck mucosa

A

Triple endoscopy, biopsy
FNA enlarged neck nodes, no open biopsy!

Resection and radical neck dissection
Radiotherapy, platinum based chemo

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Q

Persistent hoarseness
Persistent painless ulcer on floor of mouth
Persistent unilateral earache

A

Squamous cell carcinoma of mucosa

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10
Q

Sensory hearing loss in one ear

Dx?

A

Acoustic neuroma

MRI

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Gradual unilateral facial nerve paralysis
Both forehead and face
Dx?

A

Facial nerve tumor

Gadolinium enhanced MRI

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12
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Sudden unilateral facial nerve paralysis

Forehead and face

A

Bell’s palsy

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13
Q

Most common parotid tumor

A

Pleomorphic adenoma

Painless, no facial n involvement

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14
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Tx for parotid tumor

A

Superficial parotidectomy

Sacrifice facial nerve if malignant

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15
Q

Unilateral ENT problem in toddlers

Tx?

A

Foreign body

Endoscopic removal

16
Q

Abscess in floor of mouth
Poor dental hygiene
Tx?

A

Ludwig angina

I&D, intubation and tracheostomy if airway threatened

17
Q

Tx for Bell’s palsy

A

Antivirals, steroids

18
Q

Cause of late onset facial nerve paralysis after trauma

A

Swelling

Nerve injuries cause paralysis immediately

19
Q

New onset diplopia in pt with frontal or ethmoid sinusitis

Dx, tx?

A

Cavernous sinus thrombosis
CT scan
IV antibiotics, drainage of affected sinus

20
Q

Tx for epistaxis in children

Cause?

A

Local pressure
Epinephrine spray

Nosepicking

21
Q

Tx for epistaxis in teenager

Cause?

A

Posterior packing- cocaine

Resection- juvenile nasopharyngeal fibroma

22
Q

Tx for epistaxis in elderly

A

Control BP
Posterior packing
Ligation of feeding vessels

23
Q

Dizziness
Room perceived to be spinning
Tx?

A

Inner ear dizziness

Meclizine, phenergan, diazepam

24
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Dizziness

Room perceived to be stable, patient feels unstable

A

Brain related dizziness

Do neuro workup