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Triad: pain/pressure of sinuses, headache, fever; also nasal congestion and purulent rhinorrhea, double sickening and sx persist longer than 7-10 days
acute bacterial rhinosinusitis (ABRS)

pressure over maxillary/frontal sinus, watery discharge, NO fever, sx improve within 7-10 days
acute viral rhinosinusitis (AVRS)

sinus mucosa chronically inflamed, persistent low grade infection with periodic flare ups, sx persist longer than 3 months, repeated sinus infections (>3x in 6 months)
Chronic sinusitis

severe bronchial asthma, nasal polyps, aspirin sensitivitiy, presents as chronic sinusitis
Samter’s Triad / AERD

pale, boggy inflamed lower turbinates; rhinorrhea, eye irritation, seasonal
allergic rhinitis

edematous, erythematous nasal mucosa or posterior oral pharynx; watery discharge / clear rhinorrhea, malaise, decreased sense of smell
viral rhinitis

common cause of clear rhinorrhea in elderly, increased sensitivity of vidian nerve
vasomotor rhinitis

c/o nasal obstruction; erythema, edema, clear rhinorrhea; hx of chronic decongestant nasal spray or cocaine use
rhinitis medicamentosa

What should you think of with purulent nasal discharge and double sickening?
bacterial rhinitis

pale, blue, edematous mass covered with mucosa
nasal polyps

from kiesselbach plexus
anterior epistaxis

from sphenopalatine artery
posterior epistaxis

vestibulitis

sx similar to bacterial sinusitis; facial pain is more severe; palate/nasal mucosa is black necrotic tissue; cranial neuropathies
rhinocerebral mucormycosis

hx of trauma, pain, epistaxis, pain, periorbital ecchymosis, edema, nasal obstruction
nasal fracture

blood accumulation between septal cartilage and mucoperichondrium
septal hematoma

saddle nose deformity

rare; asymptomatic at first but later may develop proptosis, pain/expansion of cheek, poorly fitting maxillary dentures
malignant nasopharyngeal & paranasal sinus tumor

unilateral nasal obstruction, hemorrhage, benign tumor on lateral nasal wall appears as cauliflower-like growth around middle meatus
inverted papilloma

Triad: necrotizing granulomas of airways, glomerulonephritis, disseminated vasculitis
wegeners (granulomatosis w/ polyangitis)

can’t be scraped off
oral leukoplakia

erythroplakia

Wickham striae, painful
oral lichen planus

squamous cell carcinoma

can be scraped off; painful
oral candidiasis

angular cheilitis

glossitis

torus mandibularis

torus palatinus

pus, painful
dental abscess

what we will all probably get bc stress <3
necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

yellow-gray center surrounded by red halo; painful
aphthous ulcer

burning, stinging, small grouped vesicles
herpetic stomatitis

fever > 38C; tender anterior cervical adenopathy; lack of cough; pharyngotonsillar exudate; along with sandpaper-like rash
Group A Beta Hemolytic Strep (GABHS)

prominent adenopathy, white to purple tonsillar exudate, malaise, fever, rash, and splenomegaly in young adult patient
mononucleosis

severe odynophagia, trismus, uvula deviation, hot potato
peritonsillar abscess / quinsy

follows suppurative URI, posterior pharynx swelling, sore throat, fever, neck stiffness, stridor, drooling
retropharyngeal abscess

inflammation of salivary gland; pain & edema with/after meals
sialadenitis

calculus formation in salivary duct; postprandial pain, local swelling
sialolithiasis
abnormal vibration of vocal folds
hoarseness
high pitched, inspiratory sound, turbulent airflow from narrowed glottis
stridor

vocal cord nodules / polyps

most common cause of hoarseness, difficulty talking, cough, odynophagia
laryngitis

thumb print
epiglottitis / supraglottitis

edema/erythema of upper neck under chin and floor of mouth, hot potato voice, cellulitis
Ludwig angina

most common laryngeal malignancy; voice change most common complaint
Squamous cell carcinoma

angioedema

cauliflower ear, canal blockage
auricular trauma

fluctuant bluish swelling anterior superior auricle, blunt trauma
auricular hematoma

perichondritis

cerumen impaction

otitis externa

malignant otitis externa

foreign body

TM retraction and decreased mobility
Eustachian tube dysfunction

caused changes in pressure (underwater diving)
otic barotrauma

red, bulging, dec mobility, fluid behind TM
acute otitis media

dull, hypermobile
serous otitis media

tympanostomy tube

tympanosclerosis

chronic suppurative otitis media

TM drawn inward, sac lined with squamous epithelium
cholesteatoma

bullous myringitis

mastoiditis

TM perforation

hemotympanum

battle sign

ramsey hunt / herpes zoster oitcus

perception of abnormal ear or head noise; mid high pitches buzzing
tinnitus

sensation of motion
vertigo

sudden onset sensation of motion, N/V, tinnitus, horizontal nystagmus
peripheral vestibulopathy
gradual progression of sensation of movement, vertical nystagmus, TIA or CVA
central origin vestibulopathy

short episodes of vertigo brought on by sudden head movements
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)

tetrad: vertigo, hearing loss, tinnitus, aural pressure
Menieres disease / endolymphatic hydrops

vertigo, hearing loss, often after viral URI; inflammation of inner ear structure
labryinthitis

vertigo w/o hearing loss, spontaneous horizontal nystagmus; acute vestibular nerve inflammation w/o cochlear involvement
vestibular neuritis / neuropathy

constant positional vertigo + severe nausea with tinnitus; cerebellopontine angle
vascular compression of vestibular nerve

noncancerous slow growing tumor on branch of CN VIII; asymmetric or unilateral hearing loss, tinnitus, vague vertigo
acoustic neuroma / vestibular schwannoma

what kind of hearing loss would this cause?
conductive hearing loss

What kind of hearing loss would hair cell loss from organ of Corti cause?
sensory hearing loss
What kind of hearing cause would acoustic neuroma, MS, auditory neuropathy cause?
neural hearing loss
what kind of hearing loss would side effects from a medication cause?
ototoxic hearing loss

what kind of sleep apnea would this cause?
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)

What kind of sleep apnea is characterized by brain failure to transmit appropriate signals to muscles?
central sleep apnea (CSA)

pain exacerbated by chewing or bruxism, clicking when opening/closing mouth, headaches, ear pain
TMJ syndrome

carbuncle

common soft tissue infection in children; fever, localized swelling and redness on lymph node; localized pain
suppurative lymphadenitis

mass doesn’t move with swallowing
branchial cleft cyst

moves with swallowing and tongue protrusion
thyroglossal duct cyst

most common neck mass at any age
reactive lymphadenopathy

granulomatous neck masses, single or matted nodes; could be painful or painless; may not respond to abx
infectious lymphadenitis

benign soft tissue neoplasm, adipose cells, asymptomatic
lipoma

tumor of CNS; most common solitary neurogenic tumor of neck, slow growing sheath tumor
schwannoma

group of genetic disorders that cause tumors to form on nerve tissue; can develop anywhere in nervous system; usually benign but can sometimes become malignant
neurofibromatosis (NF)

lisch nodules (NF)

plexiform neurofibroma

cafe au lait spots (NF)

positive Fontaine’s sign
carotid body tumor

can be due to benign adenomatous hyperplasia, graves disease, iodine deficiency
goiter

reed-sternberg cell present; painless swelling of lymph nodes, fever, chills, weight loss, anorexia, pruritus
hodgkin lymphoma