conditions Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

mode of inheritance of otosclerosis/

A

autosomal dominant

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2
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what sign do you get on audiogram for otosclerosis?

A

carhaarts notch

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3
Q

what can make hearing better in otosclerosis?

A

background noise

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4
Q

otosclerosis involves fixation of ? to ?

A

footplate of stapes to oval window

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5
Q

management of otoscerosis ?

A

hearing aid
replacement of stapes
co2 lasers
cochlear implant

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6
Q

what is cholesteatoma ?

A

skin growth in the middle ear (nn cancerous)

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7
Q

what kind of discharge do you get in cholesteatoma

A

foul smelling, cheesy discharge

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8
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on examination, what would the tympanic membrane look like in cholesteatoma

A

pearly white

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9
Q

management of cholesteatoma

A

surgical removal

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10
Q

what is glue ear also known as?

A

otitis media with effusion

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11
Q

is there a source of infection in otitis media with effusion?

A

no

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12
Q

typical patient with OME?

A

child

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13
Q

what can OME be a sign of in adults?

A

nasopharyngeal cancer

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14
Q

what is OME associated with ?

A

eustachian tube dysfunction

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15
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what is OME associated with in terms of school?

A

behaviour problems, deafness, speech delay, decreased performance at school

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16
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what would you see with OME on inspection ?

A

retracted membrane, fluid level, bubbles

17
Q

what is the purpose of grommets

A

to improve hearing

18
Q

treatment of OME in under 3 years ?

19
Q

1st time in child over 3 years?

20
Q

if second time OME in patient over 3 years?

A

adenoidectomy

21
Q

when would you refer a patient with OME?

A

if they’re had it for over 3 months, bilateral, significant hearing loss or impact on behaviour

22
Q

vestibular schwanomma is a benign tumour of?

A

nerve sheath of CN8

23
Q

VS, how does it usually present?

A

unilateral, hearing loss, distorted sound, unsteadiness, vertigo

24
Q

what is bilateral VS associated with?

A

neurofibromatosis type 2

25
presbycusis is worse with what kind of noise?
background noise
26
drugs which cause sensorineural hearing loss?
gentamycin, loop diuretics, hydroxcholoroquin, chemo
27
what is the management of Vs?
watchful waiting | surgical excision
28
what three complications can you get from chronic otitis media ?
facial nerve palsy | intercranial abcess mastoiditis
29
presentation of mastoiditis?
otalgia, tender mastoid, protruding aricle, continual discharge
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management of mastoiditis ?
IV tazosin