Peds ENT Flashcards

1
Q

Conjunctivitis is?

Presentation?

A

Infection of the eye

Hyperemia, edema of the conjunctiva, discharge

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2
Q

Neonatal conjunctivitis: Common microbes?

A

GC/CL
H flu
S pneumo

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3
Q

What 3 sxs are NOT seen with conjunctivitis?

A

Pain, photophobia, decreased vision

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4
Q

Serous or watery discharge from eye indicates what?

A

Viral or allergic conjunctivitis

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5
Q

Mucopurulent discharge from eye indicates what?

A

Viral or chlamydial conjunctivitis

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6
Q

Purulent discharge from eye indicates what?

A

Bacterial conjunctivitis

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7
Q

Most common causes of Bacterial Conjunctivitis?

A

H flu
S pneumo
S areus

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8
Q

Most common causes of Viral Conjunctivitis?

A

Adenovirus
HSV
Coxsackie

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9
Q

Viral Conjunctivitis sxs?

A

Watery discharge
Injection
Rhinitis
Preauricular LAD

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10
Q

Allergic Conjunctivitis sxs?

A

Itching, tearing, redness, chemosis, eyelid edema.

U both eyes

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11
Q

Chemosis is?

A

Swelling of the conjunctiva

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12
Q

Strabismus is?

A

Eye misalignment

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13
Q

Esotropia is?

A

cross-eyes, convergent squint, inwardly turned eyes

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14
Q

Exotropia

A

walleyes, divergent squint, outwardly turned eyes

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15
Q

Primary test for strabismus?

A

Corneal light reflex

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16
Q

Amblyopia is?

A

Decreased central vision due to brain favoring one eye
Not correctible with glasses
Most C cause of decreased vision in kids

17
Q

Dacryoadenitis is?

Most C cause?

Tx?

A

Inflammation of the lacrimal glands

Viral (self-limiting)

Warm compresses and massage

18
Q

Reintoblastoma is?

Most C presenting sign?

A

Malignancy of retina

Leukocoria

19
Q

Leukocoria is?

A

White pupil caused by retinoblastoma

20
Q

Nystagmus U caused by?

A

PRIMARY:
- Congenital motor: occ motor abn, vision is fine

SECONDARY:

  • Due to poor vision
  • Initial sign of neuro dz
21
Q

Acute Otitis Media is?

Most C bugs?

A

Middle ear fluid/inflammation

S pneumo
H flu

22
Q

AOM dx?

A

1) Abrupt onset
2) TM bulge/dec mvmt or d/c (=effusion)
3) Erythema or pain

23
Q

AOM tx?

A

Watch/wait if mild or uncertain and 2+yo
Amoxicillin
(Ok for tubes) Ofloxacin otic and Cipro/dexamethasone

Antihist does not help

24
Q

AOM f/u?

Complications?

A

48 hrs

Hearing loss (neuro or conductive)
Language
TM perf

25
Q

Otitis Externa caused by?

Tx?

A

S aureus, P aeruginosa
Water, trauma

Cipro/dexamethasone drops

26
Q

TM Perf txt?

A

Ototopic ABX

ENT referral

27
Q

Labyrinthitis caused by?

Sxs?

Tx?

A

Spread of OM to inner ear

Toxic, Vertigo, Fever, Hearing loss

IV ABX

28
Q

Mastoiditis caused by?

Sxs?

Tx?

A

Spread from middle ear

Postauricular pain, Fever, Displaced pinna

IV ABX

29
Q

Acute Pharyngitis U caused by?

Concerning causes?

A

Viral (90%)

Mono (U postcervical LAD)
Herpangina
HFM dz
Adenovirus (ST + conjuntivitis)

30
Q

Acute Viral Pharyngitis sxs?

A

ST
P exudates
P URI sxs

31
Q

Acute Bacterial Pharyngitis U caused by?

C sxs?

A

Group A Strep

Sore Throat AND 1+ of:
Cervical LAD
Tonsillar exudates
Fever

32
Q

Acute Bacterial Pharyngitis tx?

A

PCN

Azithro

33
Q

Parotitis C cause?

A

Paraflu