general Flashcards

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1
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upper respiratory allergy name

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Rhinitis

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2
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type 1 hypersensitivity sensitization description

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plasma cells produce IgE and bind to mast cells

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type 1 hypersensitivity what do mast cells release upon re-exposure

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histamine, leukotrienes, prostaglandins and chemotactic factors

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4
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ARIA classification of intermittent rhinitis

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<4 days per week or <4 consecutive weeks

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5
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moderate-severe rhinitis in the ARIA classification is the following

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sleep disturbance
impairment of activities
troublesome symptoms

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level 6 of allergy is IgE levels of what kU/L

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> 100 very high sensitivity

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7
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do filiform papillae contain taste buds?

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no

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8
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6-18 months suitable test for hearing loss

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distraction test

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9
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12 months to 3 years appropriate test for hearing loss

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visual reinforced audiometry

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10
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3-5 years assessment for hearing loss

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play audiometry

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4+ years for assessment for a child with hearing loss

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pure tone audiometry

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12
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objective assessments of auditory systems

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otoacoustic emissions
auditory brain stem responses
tympanometry

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13
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microbiology of acute otitis media in a child

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haemophilus influenza, strep pneumonia, Moraxella catarrhalis

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14
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sinuses most likely affected in 0-4 months

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ethmoid + maxillary

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15
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3y-7y sinuses most likely to be affected

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sphenoid

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16
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8y to adolescent most likely to be affected sinus

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frontal

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17
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tonsillitis bacterial causes

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b haem

strep b

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18
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viral causes of tonsillitis

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EBV

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19
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WHO definition of health

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health is a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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20
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leading cause of blindness internationally is

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cataracts

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21
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trachoma is

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bacterial infection of the eye due to washing with dirt water

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22
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treatment to trachoma is SAFE

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surgery, antibiotics, facewashing and environment

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23
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riverside blindness is caused by

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blackfly

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24
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2nd leading cause of death globally is

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stroke

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SCALP
``` Skin connective tissue aponeurosis loose connective tissue pericranium ```
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pericranium is attached to bones by fibres called
connective tissue fibres called Sharpey's fibres
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elevators of the upper lip
zygomaticus minor levator labii superioris nasalis zygomaticus major
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depressors of the lip
depressor labii inferioris platysma depressor anguli oris mentalis
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retractors of the angle of the mouth
zygomaticus major depressor anguli oris risorius platysma
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nasal muscles
``` nasalis levator labii, superioris alaeque nasi levator labii superioris zygomaticus minor procerus ```
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how many recognised facial emotions are there
21
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neck lump examination
``` size site shape sore skin stuck soft ```
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neck lump history
``` how long site fluctuation sore H&N symptoms travel ```
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complications of a central line
``` pneumothorax air embolism thrombosis haematoma cardia tamponade false passage chylothorax sepsis line blockage ```
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indications for a central line
``` central venous pressure fluid resuscitation drug admin cardiac pacing blood sampling I.V nutrition haemodialysis ```
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calcitonin function
lowers calcium and raises phosphate
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thyroglossal cyst is a ..
dilatation of thyroglossal duct remnant
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4 types of thyroid cancer
papillary - lymphatic follicular - haematogenous medullary - familial anaplastic - aggressive local
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colloid goitre causes
hyperplasia, iodine deficiency, puberty, pregnancy, lactation
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thyroidectomy indications
``` airway obstruction malignancy thyrotoxicosis cosmesis retrosternal extension ```
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complications of a thyroidectomy
``` bleeding hoarseness thyroid storm infection hypoparathyroidism hypothyroidism scare ```
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toxic goitre signs
older, no eye signs, atrial fibrillation
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parathyroid cancer most likely to be
adenoma for 80% of hyperparathyroidism
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parathyroid disease signs
painful tones aching bones psychic moans abdominal groans
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parathyroid glands regulate
calcium and phosphate
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branchial cysts can be detected because they
transilluminate
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nasal function is essential in neonates because
obligate nasal breathers
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cartilage receives its blood supply form
the overlaying mucosa
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the turning of the middle turbinate to the back of the nose to attach to the lateral nasal wall is called (attachment)
ground lamella
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sphenoid sinus drains via
sphenoethmoidal recess
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external carotid blood supply is via
sphenopalatine greater palatine superior labial
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internal carotid blood supply is via
A + P ethmoidal
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common site for epistaxis is
little area
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what would you expect in conductive hearing loss - Rinne's
bone>air -
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what would you expect in a sensorineural hearing loss - Rinne's
air>bone +
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Weber's sensorineural hearing loss R
L>R
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conductive hearing loss right ear Webers
R>L
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pure tone audiogram conductive
B>A
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sensorineural pure tone audiogram findings
B=A
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complication of auricular haematoma is
cauliflower ear
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complications of chronic suppurative otitis media
dead ear facial palsy meningitis brain abscess
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differential diagnosis for vertigo
benign positional vertigo Meniere's disease vestibular neuritis migraine
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intra temporal causes of facial nerve palsy
cholesteatoma
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extra temporal causes of facial nerve palsy
parotid tumour
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nasal polyps are associated with which conditions
allergy
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what percentage of people with nasal polyps have asthma and a alcohol intolerance
20-50% asthma | 50% alcohol
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high dose prednisolone and nasal steroids will eliminate what percentage of nasal polyps after 20 days
50%
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chronic rhinosinusitis is after how many weeks?
12 weeks
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microbiology of acute rhinosinusitis is
31% s.Pneumoniae | H. influenzae
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antimicrobials for rhinosinusitis
Beta lactams and macrolides
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clinical conditions of the inner ear that affect balance
benign paroxysmal positional vertigo vestibular neuritis Meniere's disease
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OPG of the mouth and mandible stands for
orthopantogram