ENT Buzzwords Flashcards

(51 cards)

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fluid level behind drum

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otitis media with effusion

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2
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retracted drum

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otitis media with effusion

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3
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dull colour

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otitis media with effusion

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4
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difficult at school + have to shout loud to hear

A

OME

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5
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feeling of fullness in the ear

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menieres disease

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6
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loss of corneal reflex (+ sensorineural hearing loss, vertigo and tinnitus)

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acoustic neuroma assoc with NF2

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7
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vertigo on rotation movement of head

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BPPV

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8
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battle sign

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bruise on skull specific to mastoid process of temporal bone fracture

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9
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pearl white otoscopy and foul, cheesy discharge

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cholesteatoma

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10
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white patch on red/raw mucous membranes in throat/mouth

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candida/thrush

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11
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how do you treat candida/thrush?

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muconazole gel

fluconazole

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12
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sore throat with a grey-white membrane across the pharynx

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diphtheria

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13
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increased risk if russian

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diphtheria

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14
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how do you treat diphtheria

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anti-toxin

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15
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commonest cancer in china/hong kong

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nasopharyngeal cancer

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16
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painless lump in neck in posterior triangle asian patient

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nasopharyngeal cancer

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17
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how is nasopharyngeal monitored?

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measurement of EBV antibodies

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18
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most malignant tumours of oral cavity are ….

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squamous cell carcinomas

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19
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commonest sites of oral cavity cancer ….

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lateral borders of the tongue and floor of the mouth

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20
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what does cleft palate and other maxofacial deformities predispose

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middle ear problems

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21
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what can anticoagulant overdose cause

when should it be considered

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epstaxis

recent surgery patients

22
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attaches to base of tongue and moves when tongue sticks out

A

thyroglossal cyst

23
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what is salolithiasis

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formation of stones within the salivary glands, which obstruct salivary ducts and predispose to infection

24
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where and who is salolthiasis most common

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submandibular gland in men over 40

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produces pain and swelling after eating
salolithiasis
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risk of thyroid surgery
laryngeal nerve palsy --> hoarseness
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commonest salivary gland tumour
pleomorphic adenoma
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slow growing, rubbery consistency, potent for malignant change
pleomorphic adenoma
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indications for tonsillectomy
- suspected malignancy - obstructive sleep apnea due to tonsillar hypertrophy - recurrent tonsillitis: 5 attacks a year for at least 2 years - quinsy in a patient with history of recurrent tonsillitis
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ototoxic medication
aminoglycosides and aspirin
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hoarseness > 3 weeks investigation
indirect laryngoscopy
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new born with stridor
laryngomalacia
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barking cough
croup
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hoarse voice, fever, far worse, "looks toxis"
epiglottis
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investigation for preorbital cellulitis
CT to identify any abscess
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low frequency sounds stimulate...
apical regions of cochlea
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high frequency sounds stimulate...
basal regions of cochlea
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Le fort fractures: | type 1
most inferior
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Le fort fractures: type 2
most superior and splits the base of the skull
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Le fort fractures: type 2 and 3
disrupt cribriform plate resulign in spread of infection fromnasal cavity and paranasal sinsues into anterior cranial fossa
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pinna haematoma (cauliflower ear) treatment
aspiration to get rid of blood then suturing flaps together
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longitudinal temporal bone fractures (80%)
conductive deafness | lateral blows
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transverse fracture (20%)
sensorineural hearing loss | frontal blow
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mild vertigo, dysarthria and ataxia (disorder of speech, balance) woman 20-40yrs
multiple sclerosis
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deafness after showers in someone with poor hygiene
wax obstruction
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deafness + kidney failure
alports syndrome
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bulging forward lump from the middle third of sternocleidomastoid
branchial cyst
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commonest cause of hoarsness lasting <3 weeks
laryngitis
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elderly female with dysphagia, hoarse voice, aspiration pneumonia, cough, halitosis, regurgitation
pharyngeal pouch
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untreated pharyngeal pouch -->
pharyngeal carcinoma
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reed-sternberg cells pathogmonic for...
hodgkins lymphoma