Vestibular System ENT Flashcards

1
Q

definition of dizziness

A

subjective sensation of movement

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2
Q

definition of true vertigo

A

subjective sensation of ROTATION

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3
Q

ddx dizziness

A

organic
non-organic
unknown

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4
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organic causes of dizziness

A

peripheral and central

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5
Q

central causes

A
  • MS
  • stroke
  • tumor
  • trauma
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6
Q

peripheral middle ear causes

A
  • glue ear

- AOM

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7
Q

peripheral inner ear causes

A
  • BPV
  • mennieres
  • trauma
  • ototoxic drugs
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8
Q

peripheral cn8 causes

A
  • vestibular neuronitis
  • ramsy hunt
  • acoustic neuroma
  • recurrent vestibulopathy
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9
Q

non-vestibular neuro causes

A
  • migraine
  • alcohol
  • peripheral neuropathy
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10
Q

non-vestibular cardiac causes

A
  • postural hypotension
  • arrhythmia
  • valvular heart disease
  • vertebrobasilar insuff.
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11
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non-vestibular metabolic causes

A
  • DM
  • hypothyroidism
  • electrolyte imbalance
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12
Q

non-vestibular medication causes

A
  • hypoglycaemics
  • anti-HTN
  • anti-dep
  • sedatives
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13
Q

BPPV vertigo

A

lasts seconds
NO hearing loss
NORMAL- ENT and audiogram;
+ Dix Hallpike

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14
Q

Menieres triad

A

episodic vertigo-hours
SNHL- FLUCTUATING
tinnitus

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15
Q

treatment of menieres

A
  • diuretics
  • salt restrction
  • oral betahistine

still have hearing:

  • sx ablation or gentamycin
  • endolymphatic sac decompression
  • vestibular nerve section

have unuseful hearing:
- labrynthectomy

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16
Q

acute labrynthitis= vestibular neuronitis PC

A

vertigo + NYSTAGMUS + n/v
NO hearing loss
NORMAL- ENT and audiogram

17
Q

tx of acute labrynthitis

A

spontaneously

  • diazepam
  • prochloperazine
18
Q

tx vertigo

A
  1. underlying
  2. epley– BPPV
  3. dizzy meds
  4. vestibular rehab
  5. surgery
19
Q

dizzy meds

A
SSS-CT
Stemetil
Serc
Stugeron
Cinnarizine
Thiazide
20
Q

vestibular rehab

A

if refractory to medical tx

graduated series of exercises to promote central compression

21
Q

BPPV surgery, if refractory to above

A

posterior semi-circular canal occlusion

22
Q

dx vertigo

A
  1. audiogram +/- caloric ENG–> peripheral

2. MRI–> central (MS/tumor/neuroma)