Head
This condition, characterized by pain and pressure in the head, is often a primary complaint during a HEENT exam
Headache
his test evaluates visual acuity and often involves reading letters from a chart
Snellen chart
This condition is characterized by ringing or buzzing in the ears, often reported during ear exams
Tinnitus
Most common cause of a deviate septum
During a throat exam, this structure is examined for signs of infection or swelling and is commonly referred to as the "voice box.
Larynx
This part of the skull protects the brain and is often checked for tenderness during a HEENT exam
Cranium
This term describes inflammation of the conjunctiva, leading to redness and discharge
Conjunctivitis
This test involves placing a tuning fork on the mastoid process to evaluate hearing loss
Weber test
This term refers to a nosebleed, often seen during HEENT examinations
Epistaxis
This is a common throat condition characterized by inflammation, redness, and swelling, often resulting in pain while swallowing
Pharyngitis
This is the medical term for a swelling on the head, often caused by trauma
Hematoma
This term refers to a condition where distant objects appear blurry, commonly tested for during a routine eye exam
Myopia
This condition involves a build-up of wax in the ear canal, potentially affecting hearing
Cerumen impaction
This test evaluates the sense of smell and may involve identifying familiar scents
Olfactory test
This condition can cause swelling in the throat and may require a rapid HEENT evaluation for airway obstruction
Anaphylaxis
During a head exam, this area is assessed for signs of tenderness or swelling and includes the forehead and cheekbones
Paranasal sinuses
This condition, often identified during eye exams, is characterized by increased pressure in the eye and can lead to vision loss if untreated
Glaucoma
This test assesses hearing by using a tuning fork placed on the mastoid process
Rinne Test
This type of nasal discharge, often associated with allergies, is typically clear and watery
Serous discharge
This type of throat culture is commonly used to diagnose bacterial infections, particularly streptococcal infections
Throat culture swab
This term meaning 'to cross over' occurs to the cranial nerve pairs for each side of the human body
Decussation
Where is the blind spot present in the human eye?
At the optic nerve entrance
What two distinct structures are present in the inner ear?
Cochlea, Semicircular Canals
The nasal turbinates or conchae have these three functions
Heating air, humidifying air, filtering air
Name for the free-floating bone present in this section of the body
Hyoid Bone