LESSON#10

Question 1

Common or concerning symptoms of the ears

Answer 1

HEARING LOSS
EARACHE
DISCHARGE
TINNITUS
VERTIGO

Question 2

Two basic types of hearing impairment

Answer 2

• CONDUCTIVE LOSS
• SENSORINEURAL LOSS

Question 3

Results from problems in the external or middle ear

Answer 3

CONDUCTIVE LOSS

Question 4

Problems in the inner ear, the cochlear nerve, or itscentral connections in the brain

Answer 4

SENSORINEURAL LOSS

Question 5

How particular trouble understanding is speech, often complaining that others mumble, noisy environments make hearing worse.

Answer 5

SENSORINEURAL LOSS

Question 6

Complaints of ______ or pain in the ear

Answer 6

EARACHE

Question 7

Pain suggests as a problem in the external ear such as

Answer 7

OTITIS EXTERNA

Question 8

Associated with symptoms of respiratory infection, in the inner ear, as an

Answer 8

OTITIS MEDIA.2

Question 9

Two types of pain in ear,
external and internal

Answer 9

OTITIS EXTERNA & OTITIS MEDIA

Question 10

Unusually soft wax, the breeze from inflammation or rash in the ear canal, or discharged through a perforated eardrum may be secondary to

Answer 10

ACUTE OR CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA

Question 11

Is a perceives sound that has no external stimulus and commonly is heard as musical ringing or a rushing or roaring noise. It can involve one or both ears

Answer 11

TINNITUS

Question 12

Popping sounds originated in the

Answer 12

TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT

Question 13

Tinnitus is a common symptom increasing in frequency with age. When associated with hearing loss and vertigo, it suggests

Answer 13

MENIERE’S DISEASE

Question 14

Refers to the perception that the patient or the environment is rotating or spinning

Answer 14

VERTIGO

Question 15

VERTIGO
These sensations point primarily the problem in the ________ of the inner ear

Answer 15

LABYRINTHS

Question 16

VERTIGO
This sensation point primarily to a problem in the ____________ of cranial nerve (CN) VIII

Answer 16

PERIPHERAL LESSIONS

Question 17

Refers to the image from the nose and is often associated with nasal congestion, a sense of stuffiness or obstruction

Answer 17

RHINORRHEA

Question 18

RHINORRHEA
Causes include viral infections

Answer 18

• ALLERGIC RHINITIS (HAY FEVER)
• VASOMOTOR RHINITIS

Question 19

Excessive use of decongestants can worsen symptoms, causing

Answer 19

RHINITISMEDICAMENTOSA

Question 20

The symptoms usually appear after an upper respiratory infection.
Letter d suggest acute bacterial sinusitis.

Answer 20

CONGESTION

Question 21

Means bleeding from the nose.
Originates from the nose itself, but may come from a paranasal sinus or the nasopharynx

Answer 21

EPISTAXIS

Question 22

May contribute to epistaxis

Answer 22

BLEEDING DISORDERS

Question 23

Is a frequent complaint, usually associated with acute upper respiratory symptoms

Answer 23

SORE THROAT

Question 24

Fever, pharyngeal exudates, and anterior lymphadenopathy, especially in the absence of cough, suggest

Answer 24

STREPTOCOCCAL PHARYNGITIS OR STREP THROAT

Question 25

Refers to an altered quality of the voice, often described as husky rough or harsh

Answer 25

HOARSENESS

Question 26

Hoarseness issue arises from inflammation or infection of the

Answer 26

LARYNX

Question 27

Is a common symptom, especially when brushing teeth. It can also be caused by gingivitis

Answer 27

BLEEDING FROM THE GUMS

Question 28

The patient has difficulty of swallowing, whether it be food or fluids

Answer 28

DYSPHAGIA

Question 29

noisy environments make hearing worse

Answer 29

SENSORINEURAL LOSS

Question 30

Noisy environment may help

Answer 30

CONDUCTIVE LOSS

Question 31

Symptoms associated with hearing loss

Answer 31

EARACHE AND VERTIGO