True or false: ear pain can be a sign of bacterial or viral infection
True
What is the main difference between cataracts and pterygium?
Pterygium is growth of the conjunctiva towards the cornea, while a cataract is as an opacity or clouding of the lens
The hollow, air-filled cavities located within the bones of the skull are called _______
Sinuses
An inflammation of the pharynx is called
Pharyngitis
For generalized ear pain, what is one treatment that can soothe ear pain?
OTC Pain Relievers and Warm Compress
What condition does this person have based on the image below:
conjunctivitis
What is Sinusitis
Inflammation of the sinuses
Based on this image, which part of the throat is inflamed?
The tonsils
ANATOMY: The membrane that separates the outer ear from the structures of the middle ear is the _________
Ear Drum AKA Tympanic Membrane
What condition does the patient have based on these Symptoms:
Floaters
Blurriness
Dark areas of vision
Difficulty perceiving colors
Blindness can occur
Diabetic retinopathy
NSAID is an acronym for a class of medication. What are NSAIDs?
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Why might cataracts be more common in Peru?
ANATOMY: Name one of three bones in the middle Ear
Malleus, Incus, or Stapes
What condition does this person have:
Pterygium
Rhinitis and Sinusitis are both very similar conditions that both cause similar symptoms during the initial stages of infection. What is the main difference between Rhinitis and sinusitis?
Rhinitis is an inflammation of the nose, and sinusitis is an infection in the sinuses.
A sub-type of pharyngitis, characterized by inflammation of the tonsils, is called ______.
Tonsillitis
PHYSIOLOGY: Semicircular canals are part of the inner ear. They contain special receptors called hair cells that assist in _______.
Balance
Which part of the eye is the most common place for an eye infection?
conjunctiva
Although the paranasal sinuses drain fluid into the nasal cavity, the nasal cavity itself is not a sinus. Sinuses are smaller cavities within the bones of the skull.
Name the condition:
Cataracts