week 1

Question 1

viral pharyngitis oropharyngeal findings

Answer 1

lesions (vesicles or ulcers), palatine petechiae

Question 2

strep throat/ bacterial pharyngitis oropharyngeal findings

Answer 2

tonsillar and pharyngeal exudate

edema and erythema of tonsils and pharynx

palatine petichae

Question 3

acute epiglotitis oropharyngeal findings

Answer 3

dysphagia, dysphonia, drooling

4 D’s

Question 4

peritonsillar abscess oropharyngeal findings

Answer 4

erythematous enlarged tonsil and bulging soft palate on affected side and uvular deviated to contralateral side

dysphonia (cant speak), rancid breath

Question 5

retropharyngeal abscess oropharyngeal findings

Answer 5

drooling, dysphonia, sore throat, retropharyngeal edema

Question 6

infectious mononucleosis oropharyngeal findings

Answer 6

tonsillar exudates, palatine petechiae, sore throat

Question 7

infectious mononucleosis lymphadenopathy

Answer 7

posterior cervical

Question 8

peritonsillar abscess lymphadenopathy

Answer 8

cervical

Question 9

strep throat lymphadenopathy

Answer 9

anterior cervical

Question 10

skin findings in infectious mononucleosis

Answer 10

jaundice

Question 11

infectious mononucleosis findings in the abdomen

Answer 11

splenomegaly (enlarged spleen) and hepatomegaly (enlarged liver)

Question 12

acute epiglottis chest symptoms

Answer 12

DISTRESS(4 D’s): inspiratory stridor, SOB/ dyspnea

Question 13

what to do on acute epiglottis oropharyngeal exam

Answer 13

DONT USE tongue depressor

Question 14

fever

Answer 14

infectious mononucleosis, retrophayrngeal abscess, peritonsillar abscess, strep throat, viral pharyngitis, acute epiglottis