Random.2 Flashcards

1
Q

red flag for chronic rhinosinusitis

A

unilateral symptoms

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2
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what to perform if tympanic membrane not healed by itself

A

myringoplasty

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3
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double sickening

A

improving symptoms then wrosening

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4
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condition assoc with double sickening

A

bacterial sinusitis

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5
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what distinguishes viral labyrtiths from vestibular neuritis

A

unaffected hearing
hearing is unaffected in vesitbular neuronitis

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6
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autosomal dominant cause of deafness in young

A

ostosclerosis

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7
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rines test negative meaning

A

bone conduction > air

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8
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conducitve hearing loss on rines test

A

if bone conduction better than air

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9
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why might webers test lateralise to right

A

right conductive hearing loss or left sensourinel hearing loss

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10
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management of mouth ulcers presenting for longer than 3 weeks

A

2 week referral to oral surgery

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11
Q

combo of offensive discharge and hearing loss

A

choleastoma

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12
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manourveres at home to help with bppv

A

epley and brandt daroff

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13
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post thyroidectomy seziure, prolonged qt

A

hypocalcaemia due to damage to parahyroid glands

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14
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which ear does the weber test lateralise to in sensorineural

A

the better ear

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15
Q

acoustic neuromas

A

tumours of vestibulocochlear nerve causing sensorineural hearing lsos

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16
Q

exostosis

A

caused by repeated exposure to cold water
conductive hearing loss

17
Q

medication for vestibulsr neuronitis

A

Prochlorperazine

18
Q

where is littles area

A

anterior nasal septum

19
Q

infection post cat scracth

A

bartonella

20
Q

ramsay hunt syndrome

A

when vsv reactivates in cranial nerve VII leading to facial paralysis or rash around ear/ mouth

21
Q

acute and prevention drugs for merniers

A

plocorperazine for acute
betahistine for prevention

22
Q

feeling of fullnesss

23
Q

type of vertigo with absent corneal reflex

A

acoustic neuroma

24
Q

branches of facial nerve

A

to zanzibar by motor car
temproal, zygoamtic , buccal, madibular , cervical

25
Q

imaging for conductive hearing loss

26
Q

imaging for sensorineural hearing loss

27
Q

epiglottitis treatment

A

ceftriaxone

28
Q

common trigger of otitis externa

29
Q

treatment for otitis externa

A

neomycin and dexamethasone

30
Q

what drug can cause hearing loss

A

furosemide