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Acoustic Neuroma
What is an acoustic neuroma,
Where do acoustic neuromas occur,
What are bilateral acoustic neuro...
6
cards
Epiglottitis
What is epiglottitis,
Who normally gets epiglottitis,
Which bacteria causes epiglottitis
7
cards
Epistaxis
What is epistaxis,
Where does the bleeding originate...,
What triggers nosebleeds
7
cards
Neck Lumps
What are the 3 locations where ne...,
What is the nice guidelines for n...,
What is the urgent referral for u...
5
cards
Infective Mononucleosis
What is infective mononucleosis,
How is ebv transmitted,
How does im present
7
cards
Menieres Disease
What is menieres disease,
What is the pathophysiology of me...,
How does menieres disease present
4
cards
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea
What is obstructive sleep apnoea,
What is the pathophysiology of osa,
What are risk factors for osa
6
cards
Otitis externa
What is otitis external,
What are the risk factors for oe,
What is the pathophysiology of ot...
10
cards
Otitis Media
What is otitis media,
Where do bacteria normally enter ...,
What often precedes a bacterial o...
7
cards
Sinusitis/Rhinosinusitis
What is rhino sinusitis,
What are the 2 types of rhinosinu...,
What are the 4 paranasal sinuses
8
cards
Tonsillitis
What is tonsillitis,
What causes tonsillitis,
What tonsils are most commonly in...
7
cards
Vertigo
What is vertigo
1
cards
Hearing Loss
What is conductive hearing loss,
What is sensorineural hearing loss,
What is weber s test
4
cards
Presbycusis (Age related hearing loss)
What is presbycusis,
What is the pathophysiology of pr...,
What are risk factors for presbyc...
5
cards
Otosclerosis
What is otosclerosis,
What is the pathophysiology of ot...,
How does otosclerosis present
5
cards
Vestibular Neuronitis
What is vestibular neuronitis,
What is the pathophysiology of ve...,
How does vestibular neuronitis pr...
6
cards
Labyrinthitis
What is labyrinthitis,
How does labyrinthitis present,
How is labyrinthitis diagnosed
4
cards
Cholesteatoma
What is cholesteatoma,
How does cholesteatoma present,
How is cholesteatoma managed
3
cards
Nasal polyps
What are nasal polyps,
What is the red flag with polyps,
What conditions are nasal polyps ...
5
cards
Quinsy
What is quinsy,
How does quinsy form,
Which organisms cause quinsy
5
cards
Head and Neck Cancer
Where can head and neck cancer ha...,
How do head and neck cancers spread,
What are the risk factors for scc
5
cards
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