Random.2 Flashcards

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red flag for chronic rhinosinusitis

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unilateral symptoms

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2
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what to perform if tympanic membrane not healed by itself

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myringoplasty

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3
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double sickening

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improving symptoms then wrosening

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4
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condition assoc with double sickening

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bacterial sinusitis

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5
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what distinguishes viral labyrtiths from vestibular neuritis

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unaffected hearing
hearing is unaffected in vesitbular neuronitis

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6
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autosomal dominant cause of deafness in young

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ostosclerosis

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7
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rines test negative meaning

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bone conduction > air

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8
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conducitve hearing loss on rines test

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if bone conduction better than air

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9
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why might webers test lateralise to right

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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

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2 week referral to oral surgery

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11
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combo of offensive discharge and hearing loss

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choleastoma

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12
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manourveres at home to help with bppv

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epley and brandt daroff

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13
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post thyroidectomy seziure, prolonged qt

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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

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the better ear

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15
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acoustic neuromas

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tumours of vestibulocochlear nerve causing sensorineural hearing lsos

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16
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exostosis

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caused by repeated exposure to cold water
conductive hearing loss

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17
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medication for vestibulsr neuronitis

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Prochlorperazine

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18
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where is littles area

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anterior nasal septum

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19
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infection post cat scracth

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bartonella

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20
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ramsay hunt syndrome

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

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21
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acute and prevention drugs for merniers

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plocorperazine for acute
betahistine for prevention

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22
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feeling of fullnesss

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meriners

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23
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type of vertigo with absent corneal reflex

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acoustic neuroma

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branches of facial nerve
to zanzibar by motor car temproal, zygoamtic , buccal, madibular , cervical
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imaging for conductive hearing loss
ct
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imaging for sensorineural hearing loss
mri
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epiglottitis treatment
ceftriaxone
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common trigger of otitis externa
swimming
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treatment for otitis externa
neomycin and dexamethasone
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what drug can cause hearing loss
furosemide
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facial pain worse on leaning forward
sinusitis
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fundoscopy of central reinal artery occlusion
pale retina with cherry red spot
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most common cause of primary hypoaldosteronism
Bilateral idiopathic adrenal hyperplasia i
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bisoprolol or propanolol in garves
propanolol
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common trigger for otitis externa
outside swimming
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treatment for otitis externa
topical antibiotic
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high insulin and high c peptide
endogenous insulin production
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reasons for endogenous insulin production
sulfonylurea/ insulinoma
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insulinoma
rare neuroendocrine tumour of pancreas
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triad of insulinoma
confusion sweaty anxious
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pharyngeal pouch characteritics
bad breath- halitosis, cough at night, undigested food
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dry amd treatmet
beta-carotene, vitamins C and E, and zinc
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risk factors for open angle
family history afro caribean hypertension diabetes
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what is not a risk factor for open angle but is for closed
hypermetropia
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acute angle closure glaucoma management
combination of eye drops IV acetazolamide + timolol, pilocarpine, and apraclonidine eyedrops
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normal audiogram
>20db
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first line for otitis externa
topical antibiotic
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treatment for vestibular neuronitits
oral prochlorperazine
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pain on palpatation of tragus
otitis externa
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complication of chronic sinusitis
nasal polyps
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first line for nasal polyps
nasal steroid drops
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nose bleed management
10-15 mins compression, nasal cautery, nasal packing
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management of ostosclerosis
stapedectomy
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peritonsillar abscess characterisitcs
hot potato voice and uvular deviation
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foul dishcarge from childs nose
nasal foreign body
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diagnosis of meineris
audiogram
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vascular mass behind tm
glomus tumour
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samters triad
asthma , nsaid allergy, polyps
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what is worse in noisy environments
ostosclerosis
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most common cause of uniltaeral sensorineural hearing loss in young kids
acoustic neuroma
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acoustic neuroma characterisitcs
benign tumour of shwann cells surrounding vestibulocochlear nerve imbalance, tinnitus, sensorinerul hearing loss unilateral surgery if large gold standard is mri of auditory meatus
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bells pallsy charactericis
facial nerve pallsy unable to raise eyebrow/ close eye give prednisolone within 72 hours clinically diagnosed dry eye, loss of taste unilateral
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test to distinguish central v peripheral causes of vertigo
Hints exam
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is ostosclerosis conductive or sensorinerual
conductive
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who is malignant otitis externa most common in
diabetics
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