Ears
This condition presents as hearing loss and fullness/pressure in the ear WITHOUT redness
What is otitis media?
This is the most common site for epistaxis?
What is Kiesselbach's area?
Also called "Trench Mouth", this disease can cause painful, bleeding gingiva
What is Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis?
The 6 extraocular muscles are innervated by these 3 nerves
What is CN 3, 4, and 6?
A dendritic branching corneal ulcer with surrounding red lesions near the eye indicated this disease
What is Herpes Simplex Keratitis?
This is the most common type of sensory hearing loss
What is presbycusis?
This vitamin can help prevent acute viral rhinosinusitis
What is Vitamin C?
Creamy, white curd-like patches that are easily scraped off the tongue can be treated with this medication, which is especially useful as a rinse
What is nystatin?
Often caused by hordeolums, or styes, this can present as a hard, calcified nodule surrounding the eye
What is a chalazion?
Gray-white opacities with feathery edges and "satellite" lesions are indicative of this disease
What is fungal keratitis?
With this condition, patients often feel that "the room is spinning"
What is vertigo?
A patient with purulent nasal discharge, facial pain, and halitosis can be treated with a 7-10 regiment of this antibiotic
What is Amoxicillin?
White raised plaques that cannot be scraped off are indicative of this condition
What is Leukoplakia?
The adenovirus is the most common cause of this eye pathology, which can be viral or bacterial
What is conjunctivitis?
This eye pathology can cause permanent vision loss and is found typically in older, farsighted patients that report seeing "halos" around lights
What is acute angle closure glaucoma?
A tumor of CNVIII with dizziness and low-pitched tinnitus is termed this condition
What is acoustic neuroma?
A 6 y/o M who lives with smokers and many pets presents to his PCP with "allergic shiners" indicating this condition
A college-aged F presents to the ED with symptoms of fatigue, palatal petechiae, fatigue, and posterior cervical adenopathy with a CBC showing increased lymphocytes, which is indicative of this viral disease
What is Infectious Mononucleosis?
A fleshy, triangle-shaped encroachment on the nasal side of the cornea is termed this
What is pterygium?
These type of spots in the eyes are indicative of endocarditis
What are Roth spots?
This maneuver is indicative benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
What is Dix-Hallpike?
Samter's triad consists of these 3 factors
What is ASA allergy, asthma, and polyps?
A 25 y/o M presents to the ED with fever, sore throat, and a positive thumb's sign on x-ray, which is treated immediately with this intervention
What is intubation?
A positive Hutchinson's sign is indicative of this disease, presenting with crusting pustules
What is Herpes Zoster Opthalmicus?
What are the central artery and branching arteries?