ENT Flashcards
(26 cards)
First line mng if Abx needed for otitis media
Amoxicillin
Dx of otitis media
Acute onset sx: otalgia/ ear tugging
Presence of middle ear effusion = buldging of tympanic membrane, otorrhoea, decreased mobility on pneumatic otoscopy
Inflammation of TM
Globus sensation + hoarseness + no red flags =?
laryngophargngeal reflux
dysphagia + steroid use + white plaques in pharynx
esophageal candidiasis
Dysphagia + halitosis + regurgitaiton of undigested food
pharygneal pouch
cause and def of laryngopharyngeal reflux
caused by GERD due to inflammatory changes to larynx / hypopharynx mucosa
Dx of laryngopharyngeal reflux
If no red flags - clinical dx
refer if red flags: persistent, unilateral throat discomfort. dysphagia, odonophyagia. persistent hoarseness
pt population/ demographic for malignant otitis externa
immunocompromised
MCC of malignant otitis externa
pseudomonas aeruginosa
ClinF of malignant otitis externa
DM, immunocompromised
Severe, unrelenting deep seated otalgia
temporal HA
purulent otorrhea
+/- dysphagia, hoarseness, facial nerve dysfunciton
Mng of auricular hematoma
same day ENT assessment for incision and drainage to prevent cauliflower ear
Conductive hearing loss + FH + tinnitus
otosclerosis
def otosclerosis
replacement of normal bone by vascular, spongy bone –> progressive conductive deafness due to fixation of stapes at oval window
Pain on palpation/manipulation of tragus + itching +d/c+ hearing loss
otitis externa
Tonsiliits with uvular deviation
quinsy/peritonsillar abscess
HA worse on leaning forward
sinusitis
MC infectious agents in acute sinusitis
Strep pneumoniae
Hemophilus influenzae
rhinoviruses
Non resolving unilateral ear d/c
cholesteatoma
otoscopic findings of choleseatoma
attic crust
Mng cholesteatoma
ENT for surgical removal
Where does blood accumulate in auricular hematoma
b/w cartilage and perichondrium
SFX of prolonged use of intranasal decongestants
Tachyphlaxis: increased doses required for same FX
Rebound congestion
Tm appearance for otosclerosis
Most are normal
10% - flamingo tinge secondary to hyperemia
CLin F brachial cyst
lateral neck mass/lump
superficial to sternocleidomastoid
aspiration: acellular fluid with cholesterol
Doesn’t move on tongue protrusuion
Smooth, fluctuant, non tender, non translucent