accommodation tests what Cn
3,4,6
recurrent spells of vertigo caused by out of place otoliths
BPPV
most common source of anterior epistaxis
kiesselbach plexus
name of criteria for strep pharyngitis
centors criteria
inward turning of the eyelid
painless inflamed meibomian gland
chalazion
1st line tx of AOM
amoxicillin
two methods to cauterize persistent epistaxis
electrical cautery
silver nitrate
diagnostic test for mononucleosis
monospot test
Weber test with conductive hearing loss goes to
the bad ear
macular degeneration
This disease is caused by distention in the endolymph from fluid that leads to vertigo
Meniere's disease
chronic sinusitits lasts for greater than
12 weeks
drooling, dysphagia, and distress in a child should lead to dx of
epiglottis
the most posterior sinus is the
sphenoid sinus
blood and thunder appearance upon visualization of the eye suggests
retinal vein occlusion
pocket of debris and cells that forms in the mastoid is called
cholesteatoma
nasal congestion, red turbinates, and clear rhinorrhea suggests
viral rhinitis
blueish dome mucosal swelling with spillage from rupture salivary duct is
mucocele
salivary duct at the bottom of the tongue
wharton's duct
tear dropped shape pupil suggests
globe rupture
this syndrome is caused by a reactivation of the herpes zoster virus and effects the external ear and Cn7
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
abx for acute sinusitis
benign bony protuberance on the roof of the mouth
tori
white patches in the mouth that cannot be scrapped off
leukoplakia