ENT disease table Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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name 3 benign tumours of nose

A

squamous papillomas
schneiderian papillomas
angiofibromas

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2
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most common benign tumour of nose

A

squamous papillomas

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3
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cause of schneiderian papillomas

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HPV, smoking, organic solvents, welding, males

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4
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name 5 malignant tumours of nose

A
squamous cell carcinoma
primary adenocarcinoma
nasopharyngeal carcinoma 
neuroblastoma 
lymphoma
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5
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most common malignant tumour of nose

A

squamous cell carcinoma

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6
Q

associations with nasopharyngeal carcinoma

A

EBV

occupation - formaldehyde

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7
Q

bacterial tonsilitis caused by

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group A strep - strep pyogens

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8
Q

high score in centor criteria =

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bacterial more likely

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9
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what is the feverPAIN criteria

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  • fever (in last 24 hours)
  • pus on tonsils
  • attend rapidy (within 3 days)
  • severly inflammed tonsils
  • no cough or coryza
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10
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high feverPAIN score =

A

more likely to be bacteiar

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11
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features of rheumatic fever

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3 weeks post sore throat

fever, arthritis + pancarditis

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12
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what causes scarlett fever

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group A beta haemolytic streptocci exotoxins

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13
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how to treat scarlet fever

A

penicllin

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14
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how does EBV get into liver spleen and lymph nodes

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  • establishes a persistence infection in oropharyngeal B cells
  • circulating B cells then spread infection to liver, spleen and peripheral lymph nodes
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15
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is diptheria bacterial or viral

A

bacterial

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16
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which types of HPV cause squamous papilloma of throat

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6 + 11

benign

17
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what is papaganglioma of the throat associated with

18
Q

which bugs cause epiglottiis

A

mostly H influenza but also strep pneumoniae

19
Q

treatment of epiglottiis

A

secure airway

IV ceftriaxone

20
Q

is OM viral or bacterial

A

viral followed by bacterial infecition (H influenzae, strep pneumoniae, strep pyogens)

21
Q

treatment for OM

A

if not resolved in 4 days

amoxicillin

22
Q

which bug causes malignant otitis externa

A

pseudomonas aeruginosa

23
Q

symptoms of malignant otisis externa

A

facial palsy
granulation tissue at bone-cartialge junction of ear canal
- exposed bone in ear canal

24
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how to diagnose malignant otitis externa

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PV / CRP to slow inflammationn

25
how to treat malignant otiis externa
IV ciprofloaxin
26
treament for otitis externa
``` topical aural toilet fungal = clotrimazole bacterial = gentamicin 0.3% drops ```
27
what does the NF2 gene code for
merlin protein at Ch22q12
28
should you give doxycyline in children?
no
29
which infection causes thrombosis leading to death
cavernous sinus secondary to sinusitis
30
what is the most common benign tumour of parotid
pleomorphic adenoma
31
who gets pleomorphic adenoma
females 4-6th generation
32
what is warthrins tumour
second most common benign tumour in parotid
33
who gets warthrins tumours
males > 50 who smoke
34
what is the most common malignant tumour in parotid
mucoepidermoid carcinoma
35
which parotid tumour can cause loss of function
adenoid cystic carcinoma
36
vestibular neuritis vs larbyrnitis
just vestibulocochlear nerve | inflammation of whole labrnth