rhinology Flashcards

1
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Distance from anterior lacrimal crest to anterior ethmoid artery

A

24 mm

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2
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Distance from anterior ethmoid artery foramen to posterior ethmoid foramen

A

12mm

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3
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Distance from posterior ethmoid foramen to optic nerve

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6 mm

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4
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What is the location of the anterior ethmoid artery endoscopically

A

between the second and third lamella

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5
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What is the distance from the posterior aspect of the frontal recess to the anterior ethmoid artery

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Mean of 11mm

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6
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What is ohgren’s line?

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Line from angle of mandible to medial canthus, delineates that any tumor above this line is more likely to have worse prognosis as it is more likely to invade skull base

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7
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What arteries make up woodruff’s plexus?

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posterior nasal, sphenopalatine, and ascending pharyngeal veins

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8
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Name the landmarks for the sphenoid sinus

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Landmarks: 30° angle relative to nasal floor, 1/3 distance superiorly from choana to
skull base, 7 cm from nasal sill, at the same latitude as the roof of the maxillary sinus

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9
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What is Foster Kennedy Syndrome?

A

unilateral anosmia, optic atrophy, and papilledema due to

frontal lobe masses

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10
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What percentage decrease in nasal resistance as measured by rhinomanometry indicates that congestion is caused by mucosal inflammation/edema?

A

> 35% (person is given decongestant and resistance is measured before and after)

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11
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what is Hollman-MIller sign

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anterior bowing of posterior maxillary sinus wall indicating a juvenile nasal angiofibroma

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12
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whats the physiology behind pregnancy related nasal congestion

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Estrogen inhibits ACh-esterase -> elevated ACh levels increased parasympathetic tone

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13
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Treatment of anosmia after URI

A

prednisone 60 mg then rapid taper

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14
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Stages of Rhinoscleroma

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Catarrhal stage - foul rhinorrhea
Atrophic - plaques and crusts
Granulomatous stage - nodules in airway
Fibrosis and stenosis

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15
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Antibiotics for rhinoscleroma

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streptomycin/tetracycline

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16
Q

Where is woodruff’s area

A

Area posteriorly under inferior turbinate where the SPA anastamoses with the pharyngeal artery, common site of posterior bleeds

17
Q

Whats a good topical combo for HHT or O-W-R

A

rose + sesame oil

18
Q

What is myospherulosis

A

oreign body-type granulomatous reaction to lipid-containing material and blood. can be in response to petrolium containing ointment

19
Q

Stains for fungal sinusitis

A

Methanamine silver and GMS

20
Q

How much total circulating CSF is there?

A

140 total

20mL ventricles,
50 mL subarachnoid space
70 mL paraspinal