EENT Midterm 2 Review: Kahoot

Which of the following conditions would present with a mydriatic pupil, which constricts in a worm-like manner?

- Adie's Pupil

- Argyll-Robertson pupil

- Syphillis

- CN III Lesion

Adie's pupil

Which of the following conditions would be associated with a mitotic pupil, which responds to pain but not light & is indicative of tertiary syphillis?

- Argyll- Robertson Pupil

- Adie's pupil

- CN II lesion

- Hordeolum

Argyll-Robertson Pupil

Swelling & pus seen on the superior-lateral aspect of the eye would be indicative of which of the following?

- Dacryocystitis

- Dacryoadenitis

- Pterygium

- Hordeolum

Dacryoadenitis

An infection seen on the inferior-medial aspect of the eye would be indicative of which of the following?

- Dacryoadenitis

- Dacryocystitis

- Pterygium

- Hordeolum

Dacryocystitis

You would be most concerned about which condition causing a fibrous growth to the patient's eye?

- Keratoconjunctiva Sicca

- Pterygium

- Subconjunctival Hemorrhage

- Entropion

Pterygium

what is the normal color of the optic disc?

- Pale Yellow

- Orange

- Butter yellow

- Cherry Red

Butter yellow

A nail angle that measures ______ indicated clubbing.

- 160 degrees

- 180 or greater

- 150 degrees

- 140 or less

180 or greater

which of the following is not a finding of diabetic retinopathy?

- Dot/Blot Hemorrhages

- Cherry Red macula

- Microaneurysm

- Neovascularization

- Cherry Red Macula

A pt. reports a glare around lights they see & halos around objects, what do you suspect?

- Retinal Detachment

- Cataracts

- Retinoblastoma

- Open Angle glaucoma

Cataracts

True or False. Dry macular degeneration is more dangerous that wet macular degeneration.

False

Peripheral night vision loss most commonly seen in children is associated with which condition?

- Tay Sach's Disease

- Flamehemorrhage

- Retinitis Pigmentosa

- Venous Occlusion

Retinitis Pigmentosa

A pt. reports seeing a sudden increase of floaters before a curtain fell across the vision of one eye. What is it?

- Close Angle Glaucoma

- they have plumbing issues

- lens subluxation

- retinal detachment

retinal detachment

Neither of the pt.'s pupils constricts when light is shone in their left eye, which CN is involved?

- Right CN II

- Left CN II

- Right CN III

- Left CN III

Left CN II

Sensorineural hearing loss could be created by what?

- Excess cerumen

- Labyrinthitis

- Foreign objects in ear

- Perforated Tympanic Membrane

Labyrinthitis

What is used to diagnose macular degeneration?

- Wood's Lamp

- Snellen Chart

- Rosenbaum Graph

- Amsler Grid

- Amsler Grid

True or False. Retinal veins are smaller & brighter red.

False

Which of the following is not a cause of septal perforation?

- trauma

- surgery

- heavy metal exposure

- syphillis

syphillis

True or False. Allergic rhinitis presents with a blue mucosa & no fever whereas coryza presents with bacterial infection & a fever.

true

Which of the following is not indicated by nicking, banking, tapering, humping, copper, & silver wiring?

- Atherosclerosis

- arteriosclerosis

- Hyperthyroidism

- Hypertension

Hyperthyroidism

What is the term for a wider than normal space between the artery & vein on the retina?

- Banking

- Tapering

- Humping

- Nicking

nicking

What is indicated by saddle nose?

- Cancer

- Congenital Syphilis

- Rhinophyma

- Septal Perforation

Congenital Syphilis

A patient reports pain in their head when they bend over, what exam finding might you expect?

- Septal Perforation

- Raw hamburger appearance in the nose

- Asymmetrical transillumination

Asymmetrical transillumination

What is not a cause of Angular Stomatitis?

- Anemia

- Vit. B12 Deficiency

- Ill-fitting dentures

- Xerostomia

Xerostomia

Which of the following is indicative of measles?

- Mucoceles

- Fordyce's spots

- Koplik spots

- Stenson's duct

Koplik spots

Which of the following is caused by congenital syphilils?

- Attrition

- Dead tooth

- Periapical abscess

= Hutchinson's teeth

Hutchinson's teeth

Which of the following is casued by Vitamin C deficiency?

- Pyorrhea

- Scurvy (argh)

- Gum Hyperplasia

- Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivo-stomatitis

Scurvy

Which of the following is caused by excessive ingestion of peptic bismol or lead toxicity?

- Epulis

- Granuloma

- Blue Gums

- Torus palatinus

blue gums

One of your pt.'s suffers from AIDs, on examining their mouth you notice raised purple lesions what is it likely of?

- granuloma

- candidiasis

- torus mandibularis

- kaposi's sarcoma

kaposi's sarcoma

White patches on the tongue that can be scraped off are indicative of what?

- Leukoplakia

- Candidiasis

- Lichen Planus

- AIDs

Candidiasis

What condition is indicated by unilateral sore throat, unilateral earache, & pain on opening jaw?

- Tonsil hyperplasia

- swollen uvula

- glossitis

- Quincy throat

quincy throat

Which of the following breath odors indicates diabetes?

- Halitosis

- Fetor hepaticus

- Acetone

- Ammonia

Acetone

An anterior lymph node enlargement is indicative of what?

- Bacterial infection/high fever

- Viral infection/ lowe fever

- Mononucleosis

- Don't pick this

Bacterial infection/high fever

Which of the following can be caused by hypothyroidism?

- macroglossia

- ankyloglossia

- lingual tremor

- transverse grooves of the tongue

Macroglossia

Feathery white patches occurring on the sides of the tongue & cannot be scraped off, associated with EBV

- Hairy leukoplakia

- longitudinal grooves

- geographic tongue

- hairy tongue

hairy leukoplakia

Which of the following is indicative of Scarlett Fever?

- Strawberry tongue

- Atrophic glossitis

- Xerostomia

- Ptyalism

strawberry tongue

Which of the following is associated with tertiary syphilis?

- chancre

- gumma

- apthous ulcer

- painful nodules at the tip of the tongue

gumma

Which of the following is indicative of iron deficiency anemmia?

- Beau's lines

- blue lunula

- red lumula

- Koilonychia

Koilonychia

What refers to nails that have 50/50 ration of white/pink?

- terry's nails

- leukonychia

- Lindsay nails

- anonychia

Lindsay nails

Which of the following is indicative of fungal infection?

- Yellow-brown nails

- Completely white nails

- Swelling around the nailbed

- Yellow-green nails

Yellow-brown nails

Which of the following is associated with heart failure?

- Clubbed nails

- Pitted nails

- Onycholysis

- Paronychia

Clubbed nails

An elevated marking on the skin, greater than 1cm in diameter is known as what?

- Patch

- Papule

- Plaque

- Macule

Plaque

Irregular red lines, or "spider-like arterioles" are known as what?

- Pustule

- Lichenification

- Telangiectasia

- Keloid

Telangiectasia

A deep, concave loss of epidermis is known as?

- Fissure

- Exocriation

- Erosion

- Ulcer

Ulcer

What is the most common skin cancer in the U.S?

- Squamous cell carcinoma

- Basal cell carcinoma

- Melanoma

- Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis

Basal cell carcinoma

What is the most deadly skin cancer in the U.S?

- Squamous cell carcinoma

- Basal cell carcinoma

- Melanoma

- Actinic keratosis

Melanoma

Dark-brown macules on the lips & oral mucosa associated with GI polyps & cancer is associated with what condition?

- Peutz-Jaegher Syndrome

- Gum Hyperplasia

- Chancre of Syphilis

- Pyorrhea

Peutz-Jaegher Syndrome

Cold sores or fever blister is associated with what condition?

- Attrition

- Rhagades

- Labial carcinoma

- Herpes Simplex- 1

Herpes Simplex- 1

An elevated, irregular-shaped area of cutaneous edema; solid, transient, variable diameter.

- Tumor

- Bulla

- Wheal

- Nodule

Wheal

Dried Serum, blood, or purulent exudates; slightly elevated; size varies; brown, red, black, tan, or straw colored?

-Atrophy

- Crust

- Fissure

- Scar

Crust

Rough, thickened epidermis secondary to persistent rubbing, itching, or skin on flexor surface of extremities.

- Lichenification

- Cyst

- Macule

- Papule

Lichenification