ENT - 2 Flashcards

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What 3 structures does the parotid gland have close proximity to?

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Facial nerve
External carotid artery
Greater auricular nerve

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Where does the parotid duct exit into the mouth?

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Through Stenson’s duct - Opposite the 2nd molar

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What kind of fluid does the parotid secrete

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Watery serous saliva

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What supplies the parasympathetic innervation the parotid gland?

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The Glossopharyngeal nerve - parasympathetic innervation - increase saliva production

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Where does the submandibular duct enter the mouth?

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Wharton’s duct - floor of the mouth

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What kind of fluid does the submandibular secrete

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Thick, mucoid saliva

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What supplies the parasympathetic innervation to the submandibular gland?

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Chorda tympani (branch of facial nerve) and the lingual nerve (branch of the mandibular nerve - division of the trigeminal nerve)

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Presentation of Acute Silolithiasis ( Salivary Stasis)

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Pain, firm swelling, pus discharge

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Treatment of AS

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Fluids, Abx if infection, warm compress

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Where is the most common gland for AS

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Submandibular gland

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What is Sjorgen’s syndrome

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Autoimmune destruction of acinar and ductal cells in the moisture producing glands of the body

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2 main symptoms of Sjorgens syndrome

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Dry eyes and mouth

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2 disease Sjorgens syndrome is associated with

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Non-hodgkin lymphoma and RA/SLE

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Treatment of SS

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Oral hygiene and salivary substitutes

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Most common site and type of salivary gland tumour?

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80% Parotid
80% of those are benign
80% of those are pleomorphic adenoma

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Red flags of Laryngeal Cancer

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Hoarse voice, stridor, dysphagia, lump in neck, unilateral otalgia

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Where are most nose bleeds located

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Keiselbach’s plexus (95%) - anterior nasopharynx

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Symptoms of anterior and posterior epistaxis

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Anterior = blood coming out of nose - usually 1 nostril
Posterior = blood going down throat/ out both nostrils
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Epistaxis treatment

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Stop the bleeding - Pressure, nasal pack, cautery or surgery

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What causes Glue Ear?

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Narrow or blocked Eustachian tube stops air flow leading to fluid build up in the middle ear

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Symptoms of glue ear

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Hearing loss, pain and behaivior changes in children

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What 4 things make up the Centor Criteria

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Tonsillar exudate
Tender anterior cervical lymph nodes
Absence of cough
History of fever

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Symptoms of pharyngitis

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Sore throat, cough, coryzal, otalgia

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Symptoms of tonsilitis

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Sore throat, low grade temo, otalgia, reduced oral intake, cervical lymphadenopathy, exudate on tonsils

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Causes of tonisilitis
70% viral - 10% EBV | Bacterial - Group a B-haemolytic strep (Exudate)
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What is a Quinsy
Peritonsillar abscess
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Symptoms of a quinsy?
Increasing sore throat, dysphagia, reduced oral intake, hot potato voice, temperature, cervical lymphadenopathy, deviated uvula away from swelling
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Causes of quinsy
Usually a complication of untreated tonsillitis
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Treatment of quinsy
Admit to hosp | Analgesia, IV fluids, Benzylpenicillin, needle aspiration + dranage
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Cause of glandular fever
Epstein Barr Virus- Infectious Mononucleosis
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Symtoms of GF
2wk history of sore throat, general malaise, cervical lymphadenopathy, soft palate petechiae, exudative tonsils and hepatosplenomegaly
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Treatment of GF
Depends on severity - may need admission, IV fluids and Benzylpenicillin
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Who gets supraglottisis and epiglottisis
``` Children = Epiglottitis Adults = Supraglottitis ```
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Symptoms of epi/supra
1wk sore throat, odynophagia, hoarse voice, SoB
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Treatment of epi/supra
Airway assessment - ambulance to A+E Urgent ENT assessment - secure airway, adrenaline nebs and IV dexamethasone Treat cause - IV cefetaxime + ITU admission
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What is Rhinosinusitis?
Inflammation of the lining of the nose and sinuses
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Presentation of Rhinosinusitis?
Nasal obstruction/ congestion, Rhinorrhoea Post nasal drip + reduced sense of smell Red flag - Unilateral obstruction and bleeding
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Usual cause of acute Rhinosinusitis?
Viral URTI with secondary bacterial infection
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Viral and bacterial causes
Viral - Rhinovirus, influenza and RSV | Bacterial - Pneumococcus, Streptococcus and H.flu
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Causes of chronic Rhinosinusitis
Allergic - Atopy, aspirin allergy | Non-allergic - Idiopathic, ciliary dysfunction.
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Treatment of Rhinosinusitis
Stepwise: 1) Topical steroid spray 2) Topical steroid drops 3) Oral steroids 4) Surgery