1
Q
What kind of hearing loss is assoicated with Ménière’s disease?
A
Unilateral sensiorneural
2
Q
How does epiglottis child present?
What is next step in management if in primary care? What do paeds do?
What must NOT be done?
A
Tripodding
SUDDEN onset of tonsillitis like symptoms
Stridor
Drooling
Immediate referral to paeds
IV ABs
Steroids
Anasethutist
DO NOT look inside mouth
3
Q
Thumb print sign on transverse XR
A
Epiglottitis
4
Q
What bug causes epiglottis?
A
Haem influenza
5
Q
Management of unilateral glue ear in an adult?
A
Referral to ENT to rule out posterior nasal space tumour
6
Q
What symptom should you also ask about with testicular lumps?
A
Gynaecomastia
7
Q
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Year 4 - 5 Qs A Day
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