Week 2 Module 2 Chapter 60 Flashcards

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What are some ways to assess hearing and balance

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  • Inspection of external ear
  • Otoscopic exam
  • Gross auditory acuity
  • Whisper test
  • Weber test
  • Rinne test
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2
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What is prebycusis

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hearing loss with age

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2
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What is conductive hearing loss

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caused by external of middle ear problem

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What is sensorineural hearing loss

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caused by damage to the cochlea or vestibulocochlear nerve

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3
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What is functional hearing loss

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Caused by an emotional problem

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What might a person experience with hearing loss

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Deterioration of speech, fatigue, indifference, social isolation or withdrawal

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What is external otitis

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Inflammation caused by bacteria or fungal infections
- Manifestations: pain/tenderness, discharge, edema, redness, itchy, hearing loss, feeling of fullness

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What are some middle ear conditions

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  • Tympanic membrane perforation
  • Acute otitis media
  • Serious otitis media
  • Chronic otitis media
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What is Acute otitis media

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Bacterial or viral infection, comes with ear pain, fever, hearing loss
- treat with ATB therapy, myringotomy or tympanotomy

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What is serious otitis media

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fluid in the middle ear without infection

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9
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what is mastoidectomry

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Removal of diseased bone

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What is chronic otitis media

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recurrent acute otitis media
- chronic infection that damages the tympanic membrane, ossicles and mastoid

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What do you assess for a patient getting a mastoidectomy

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  • Health hx
  • data related to the ears and hearing
  • Duration, intensity and vertigo
  • Any medications
  • Erythema, edema, lesions, discharge, color, odor, review audiogram results
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What are some goals for mastoid surgery

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  • reduction of anxiety
  • freedom from pain and discomfort
  • prevention of infection
  • improved hearing
  • absence of vertigo
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13
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Should you take a shower after mastoid surgery

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no, take baths to avoid water contaminating the ears

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14
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What are some medications for someone who had mastoid surgery

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analgesic and anti vertigo

15
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What is mystagmus

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Involuntary rhythmic movement of the eyes associated with vestibular dysfunction

16
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What is benign positional vertigo

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common inner ear disorder causing brief, sudden, and intense episodes of vertigo—a spinning sensation—triggered by changes in head position

17
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What is acoustic neuroma

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tumor on the VIII (vestibulocochlear) cranial nerve

18
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What medications can you use to treat menieres disease

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meclizine (Antivert), antiemetics, Valium