PE- ear, mouth, head and neck Flashcards
MC type of vertigo. Horizontal nystamus, nausea, or vertigo
Benign Paroxysmal positional vertigo
pop: 50 yo women
___: accumulation of endolymph that causes distention of membrane. Recurrent peripheral vertigo (horizontal nystagmus)
meniere’s dz
pop: 40-50 yo
(3) causes of peripheral vertigo
= horizontal nystamgus
- meniere’s dz
- labyrinthitis
- cervicogenic
(4) causes of central vertigo
= vertical nystamgus
- brainstem
- vertical nystagmus
- pontine tumor
- acoustic neuroma
central vs. peripheral nystagmus
central: gradual onset
- no hearing loss
- severe ataxia
(brainstem, tumor)
peripheral: sudden/ severe
- hearing loss
- gait: fall toward side of lesion
___: absence of cone of light
intracranial pressure
__: bony exostoses
swimmer’s ear
__: red sores at the corner of the mouth. Caused by riboflavin deficiency
angular stomatitis aka cheilosis
CN that controls anterior / posterior taste
anterior: Facial N
posterior: glossopharyngeal
Motor to the tongue
hypoglossal
__: deficiency of B vit (B12) or iron that causes the tongue to appear smooth and glossy
atrophic glossitis
secondary to alcohol
___: pre-cancerous white patches in the mouth
leukoplakia
MC location: posteriorlateral
___: incr T3/4 and incr antithyroid AB
Graves DZ (hyperthyroidism )
___: incr T3/4 decr TSH
Hyperthyroidism
__: Decr T3/4 and incr anti-microsomal AB
hashimoto hypothyroidism