vestibular

Question 1

risk

Answer 1

38% risk of some loss and 10% servere to profound loss of vestibular funtcion

Question 2

bilateral vestibular weaknesses

Answer 2

severe imbalance, oscillopsia, postural instability

Question 3

vestibular exam

Answer 3

patient history
physical exam screening
review of labyrinthine anatomy via imaging

Question 4

unilateral indicators

Answer 4

oscillopsia or vertigo to one side
disequillibrium
aural fullness and tinnitus 
motion inolerance
postural symptoms
headache

Question 5

very brief elicited by valsalva

Answer 5

perilymphatic fistula

Question 6

head movements 15-30 seconds

Answer 6

BPPV

Question 7

repeated lasting minutes to days

Answer 7

migrane

Question 8

signal, day long episodes with slow compensation

Answer 8

schwannoma head trauma

Question 9

unilateral

Answer 9

intratympanic gent treatment
otological surgery
trauma

Question 10

bilateral

Answer 10

iv ahminoglycosides
meningitis
chemo or radiation

Question 11

vestib in peds

Answer 11

delay in postural milestones
failure to hold head control and independent sitting. family history of GENETIC SYNDROME
USHERS!!!!!!!!!! other syndromes too

waardenburg goldenhar
charge

Question 12

VEMP

Answer 12

pressure so you can test profoudn