exam 3 - mouth pt 2

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what is the most common bacteria to cause pharyngitis

strep

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what does the Centor Scale distinguish

bacterial (GAS) from viral pharyngitis

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what are the features of the centor scale which will add a point to the score

fever

absence of cough

tonsillar exudates

swollen, tender anterior cervical nodes

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what will each score from the Centor Test result in for tx

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1 - no test/tx

2 - rapid antigen test

3 - test and treat

4 - test and treat

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a centor score of ___ or more will require a test

2

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what is McIsaac Score

add a point to the Centor Score if the patient in younger than 15

subtract point if patient is older than 45

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What is a potential noninfectious cause of pharyngitis?

postnasal drip

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aka of candidiasis

thrush

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what organ should be examined in someone with mononucleosis

spleen

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what condition can result on white spots forming on oral mucosa and a sore throat

mononucleosis

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chronic infection of the gums, bones, or other tissues which support the teeth is called

periodontal disease

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what is a peritonsillar abscess

focal, aggressive infection between soft palate and tonsil

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what is the most common cause of a peritonsillar abscess

bacteria

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what position is a retropharyngeal abscess found in

posterior

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which type of abscess is life-threatening:

peritonsillar

retropharyngeal

retropharyngeal - reduces airway size

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who is retropharyngeal abscess most common in

children

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what increases the risk for tonsilloliths

larger tonsilar crypts

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what forms tonsilliliths

food in crypts -> WBC sent to fight -> collection forms in crypt

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what is a common symptoms of tonsilloliths

halitosis

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are tonsilloliths commonly seen on xray

yes

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what should you avoid doing in infants and children when examining the internal mouth

depressing the tongue - strong reflex and protrusion

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what is a common feature of the gums during pregnancy

hypertrophy

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what are some common oropharyngeal changes in older patients

reduced salivary flow - xerostomia

thinning buccal mucosa

tongue fissures and varicose veins

dental occlusion