HEENT2 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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most common cause of viral rhinitis

A

rhinovirus

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2
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most common cause of epistaxis

A

trauma (picking)

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3
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common places for rhinosunusitis

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maxoid and ethmoid

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4
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common location for a nosebleed to come from

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anterior kiesselbachs plexus

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5
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most common cause of strep

A

strep pneumo
(h influenzae)
(moraxella catarrhalis)

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6
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most common cause of viral sinusitis

A

adenovirus

parainfluenza, influenza, rhinovirus

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7
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three things commonly associated with recurrent rhinosinusitis

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allergies
GER
polyps (if over 10 years old)

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8
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do kids with rhinosinusitis need x rays?

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no

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9
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first line treatment for acute rhinosinusitis

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Amoxicillin (10-14 days)

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10
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treatment for recurrent sinusitis

A

amoxicillin plus vanco

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11
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common surgical treatment for patients with chronic sinusitis

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adenoidectomy

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12
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adjuvant therapy sinusitis

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antihistamines, decongestants, anti-inflammatories
topical intranasal steroids
nasal irrigation with saline

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13
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most common complication of rhinosinusitis

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ORBITAL (orbital or preseptal cellulitis)

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14
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most common cause of preseptal cellulitis

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staph aureus

strep pyogenes

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most common cause of orbital cellulitis

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respiratory flora, anaerobes, staph aureus

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16
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treatment preseptal cellulitis

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oral abx (amox, vanco)

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17
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treatment for orbital cellulitis

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systemic antibiotics (add antibiotics to cover anaerobes)

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18
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2 pathogens that play largest role in otitis media

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h influenzae

strep pneumoniae

19
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Best initial treatment for acute otitis media if pt is otherwise well (no fever)

A

acetominophen, f/u in 2-3 days

20
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treatment of AOM for a pt w fever, crying, ear tugging, previous ear infection

A

amoxicillin-clavulante

21
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leading cause of halitosis in children

A

nasal foreign body

22
Q

how do you treat a foreign body in the nose

A
tell kid to blow it out
removal: topical anesthetic (lidocaine, tetracaine)
antidecongestants (pseudoephed topical)
RESTRAINT
alligator forceps
OR refer to ENT
23
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most common cause of pharyngitis

24
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most common viral causes of pharyngitis

A

enterovirus (hand foot mouth)

adenovirus (pharyngoconjuctival)

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what causes herpangina
coxsackie A
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what causes hand foot mouth
coxsackie A
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what causes pharyngoonjunctival fever
adenovirus
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what causes mono
EBV
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labs for mono
CBC- high atypical lymphocytosis | can do a heterophile antibody test (monospot)
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This is prevented by eradication of GAS from the pharynx
Rheumatic fever
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Diagnostics for strep throat
Rapid antigen test PLUS culture
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Tx for strep throat
Penicillin V or Pen G if you dont think they will come back/dont have the resources
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T or F: test of cure is recommended in strep throat
FALSE; carrier state is self limited and not contagious
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Complications of strep throat
Rheumatic fever Acute glomerulonephritis Scarlet fever
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How do you treat peritonsillar abscess
PCN | Clindamycin
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what causes peritonsillar abscess
complication of GAS
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What causes retropharyngeal abscess
GAS | Staph aureus
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how do you treat retropharyngeal abscess
Surgical emergency! IV PCN or clindamycin
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what causes acute cervical adenitis
B hemolytic strep | staph aureus
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most common location for acute cervical adenitis
anterior cervical node
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How do you treat acute cervical adenitis
Penicillin IM or IV antibiotics
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when would you do a tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy
obstructive sleep apnea recurrent infections swallowing disorders speech abnormalities (hypertrophy)
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short frenulum, cant lift the tongue up far
ankyloglossia