ENT Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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management persistent oral ulceration >3 weeks

A

refer oral surgery 2ww

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2
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treating chronic rhinosinusitis

A

nasal irrigation with saline solution
intranasal CCS

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3
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predisposing factors chronic rhinosinusitis

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atopy
nasal obstruction eg polyp
smoking, recent local infection

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4
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red flags chronic rhinosinusitis

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unilateral
persistent despite 3 months tx
epistaxis

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5
Q

branchial cyst

A

oval, mobile moveable mass
between SCM and pharynx
sometimes appear after URTI

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6
Q

BPPV finding on dix hallpike

A

rotatory nystagmus

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7
Q

menieres hearin gloss pattern

A

low to medium frequency
sensorineural

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8
Q

managing uncomplicated typanic membrane perforation

A

watchful waiting for 4 weeks

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9
Q

causes of bilateral parotid swelling

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sarcoidosis
lymphoma
sjogrens
mumps
alcoholic liver disease

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10
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unilateral parotid gland swelling

A

pleomorphic adenoma
stone, infection

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11
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epistaxis initial mx

A

pinch nasal ala, sit forward 20 mins

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12
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when to start antibiotics for otitis media

A

no better in 2-3 days

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13
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antibiotic for otitis media if prescribing

A

amoxicillin

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14
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risk factors glue ear

A

male
bottle feeding, day care
parental smoking

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15
Q

suspsicion after recurrent otitis externa after antibiotics

A

candida infection

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16
Q

risk with mastoiditis

A

meningitis

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17
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common cause of bacterial otitis media

A

H influenzae
strep pneumoniae

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18
Q

unexplained unilateral earache for >4 weeks

A

refer to ENT 2ww

19
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otosclerosis inheritance

20
Q

features otosclerosis

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conductive deafness, tinnitus, FH

21
Q

drugs causing tinnitus

A

aspirin/NSAIDs
gentamicin
loop diuretics
quinine

22
Q

thyroid surgery complications

A

recurrent laryngeal nerve damage
bleeding
damage to parathyroid glands

23
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damage to parathyroid glands can cause

A

hypocalcaemia

24
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managing new sensorineural hearing loss

A

steroids and urgent referral to ENT

25
treating uncomplicated acute sinusitis
analgesia and fluids
26
when to consider intranasal CCS for acute sinusitis
symptoms >10 days
27
treating vestibular neuronitis
short course prochlorperazine
28
when to refer children with glue ear
hearing loss, impact on education/development downs syndrome, cleft palate
29
causing gingival hyperplasia
phenytoin ciclosporin CCBs (AML)
30
samters triad
aspirin sensitivity asthma nasal polyps
31
treating mastoiditis
IV antibiotics
32
Ramsay Hunt syndrome treatment
oral aciclovir and CCS
33
centor criteria
absence of cough tender cervical LN exudate fever
34
antibiotics for tonsillitis
phenoxymethylpenicillin for 7 days
35
medication most useful to prevent attacks in menieres
betahistine
36
Over how long should perf ear drum heal?
6-8 weeks, if not ref to ENT
37
treatment otitis externa
topical steroids and antibiotics
38
treatment malignant otitis externa
ciprofloxacin
39
main risk factor malignant otitis externa
diabetes
40
predisposing factors black hairy tongue
poor oral hygiene antibiotics HIV head and neck radiation IVDU
41
investigating blakc hairy tongue
swab ?candida
42
features of cholesteatoma nerve invasion
facial palsy vertigo
43
managing haemorrhage after tonsillectomy
often wound infection antibiotics and ref ENT
44
red flag - nasal symptoms
unilateral nasal blockage, epistaxis or polyp