Worth 1000 Words
To Sleep, to Breathe
Maybe She's Born With It
Proper Nouns
Nothing to Fear but Ear Itself
100
Infectious process associated with painless violaceous node.
What is atypical mycobacterial infection?
100
THIS is the AHI threshold at which OSA is diagnosed in children.
What is 1 (event per hour)?
100
The persistent embryonic structure seen here: 
What is the stapedial artery
100
Big ears? THIS stitch will reduce your auriculocephalic angle.
What is Furnas' stitch?
100
Penicillin allergy? Suuuure. Anyway, try this second-line treatment for AOM. Need a hint? It ends with "ear". Almost.
What is cefdinir?
200
THIS most common neoplasm of the parotid in children.
What is pleomorphic adenoma?
200
The range of Cotton-Meyer grade III stenosis.
What is 71-99%?
200
Nonsyndromic congenital hearing loss is usually attributable to defects in THIS gene.
What is GJB2?
200
Type I - Deaf, Dizzy, Dark (low-light blindness).
Type II - Deaf but not dizzy.
Type III - Problems after age 10.
What is Usher Syndrome?
200
Breastfeeding? Great! Formula-fed infants have a higher incidence of THIS ENT problem.
What is acute otitis media?
300
This finding and its common respiratory association.
What is solitary median maxillary central incisor and pyriform aperture stenosis?
300
These are the causative agents in RRP.
What are HPV types 6 and 11?
300
THIS most common branchial cleft sinus opens at THIS mucosal site.
What is a second cleft sinus (or fistula) at the tonsil fossa?
300
Craniosynostosis with syndactyly.
What is Apert Syndrome?
300
Time for tubes? Not so fast. OME must persist at least THIS long before we'll consider it.
What is 3 months?
400
THIS type of THIS syndrome
What is Waardenburg Type I?
400
First-line surgical treatment for children with persistent uncomplicated sinusitis refractory to medical management.
What is adenoidectomy?
400
Of cleft lip, cleft palate, or cleft lip and palate, THIS is the SECOND most common condition.
What is cleft lip and palate? (~30% clefts)
45% Palate alone
25% Lip alone
400
Careful taking out those tonsils. Your patient might have THIS syndrome.
What is DiGeorge (velocardiofacial) Syndrome?
400
Earache? Fever? Try THIS firstline drug for AOM, THIS dosing, and THIS duration of treatment.
What is amoxicillin, ~90mg/kg/day, 10-14 days?
500
Halt your tonsillecomy! THIS midline finding portends complications.
Whats is zona pellucida?
500
THIS laryngoscopic finding should raise concern for Arnold-Chiari malformation, prompting an MRI brain.
What is congenital bilateral vocal fold paralysis?
500
The involvement of THESE landmarks delineates a grade III laryngeal cleft.
What is the entire cricoid cartilage and potentially cervical trachea without thoracic tracheal involvement?
500
Glioma or encephalocele? THIS exam maneuver may help.
What is Furstenberg sign? Pulsation or expansion with jugular compression or valsalva
500
This particular form of AOM and its likely causative agent.
What is bullous myringitis? usually S. pneumo.