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Vestibular Problems Flashcards

1
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what is description of dizziness in vertigo?

A

room is spinning

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2
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what are the two divisions of vertigo?

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central/peripheral

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3
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what is central vertigo?

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when you have brainstem or cerebellar lesion

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4
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what are common causes of central vertigo?

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demyelinating diseases, neoplasia, vascular insult, temporal cortex insult

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5
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where is issue in peripheral vertigo?

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inner ear etiology

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6
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what is caloric testing?

A

shoot water in ear to test the vestibulochlear reflex

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7
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what is mnemonic to remember caloric testing?

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COWS

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explain the COWS mnemonic for caloric testing?

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cold water is contralateral (Opposite) ear of nystagmus

warm water is ipsilateral (Same) ear as nystagmus

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9
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what is a demyelinating disorder that may lead to vertigo?

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MS

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10
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with MS is it only vestibular symptoms that have to do with the ear?

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no you can have sudden hearing loss too

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11
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what neoplasias commonly cause vertigo?

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schwannoma and meningioma

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12
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what is BPPV?

A

benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

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13
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what is pathology of Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?

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calcium carbonate crystals deposit in the semicircular canals

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what are symptoms of Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?

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sudden vertigo related to certain positions

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15
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do you have hearing loss in Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?

A

NO

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16
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what is test for Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?

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Dix hallpike

17
Q

what is maneuver to relive of Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo?

A

epley maneuever

18
Q

what is pathology of menieres disease?

A

endolyphatic hydrops…more fluid in endolymph than needed

19
Q

what are the four symptoms of menieres diseasE?

A

episodic vertigo
tinnitus
hearing loss (sensorineural)
aural fullness

20
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what is aural fullness in menieres?

A

feeling like the ear is full

21
Q

is hearing loss low or high frequency in menieres?

A

low frequency loss

22
Q

what is Rx for menieres disease?

A

diuretics/low salt diet

23
Q

what is labyrinthitis?

A

infection of the endolymph and perilymph

24
Q

what are the two symptoms of labyrinthitis?

A

vertigo and hearing loss lasting days

25
Q

what causes labyrinthitis?

A

bacteria or viral infection

26
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what is bells palsy?

A

acute facial nerve paralysis…causing facial paralysis

27
Q

what is cause of bells palsy

A

viral in nature

28
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what is Rx for bells palsy?

A

anti virals and steroids…have to give steroids!

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