Anatomy of ENT
Diseases and Conditions of the EYE
Diseases and Conditions of the Ear
Diseases and Conditions of the Nose
Diseases of the Oropharynx and Throat
Columbia County WI
100

This is the structure that gives the eye a colored appearance.

What is the iris? 

100

This is the common term for conjunctivitis. 

What is "pink eye"?

100

This is another name for cerumen. 

What is earwax? 

100

This is the most common cause of epistaxis.

What is local trauma? 

100

Dentalgia is the medical term for this condition. 

What is toothache? 

100

This is the county seat. 

What is the City of Portage? 

200

This is how many teeth the average adult should have. 

What is 32? 

200

This area is inflamed when  someone has orbital cellulitis. 

What is the tissues surrounding the eye socket?

200

This age group is most likely to have a foreign body in their ear. 

What is toddler? Also accepted 1-3 years of age. 

200

Rhinitis is also known as this. 

What is a runny nose? 

200

Pharyngitis and tonsillitis both affect this? 

What is the neck? (Also accepted throat)

200

This major river passes through the western portion of Columbia County. 

What is the Wisconsin River? 

300

This membrane in the ear vibrates to send signals from the outer ear to the ossicles. 

What is the tympanic membrane?

300

This is a small bump on the eyelid caused by a blocked oil gland. 

What is a chalazion?

300

This is the medical term for a middle ear infection. 

What is otitis media?

300

Headache and pressure in the eye, nose or cheek are frequently symptoms of this common condition. 

What is sinusitis? (Also accepted sinus infection) 

300

White curd-like growth on the tongue is the primary symptom of this condition. 

What is oral candidiasis? (also accept thrush) 

300

This City in Columbia County sits just over the boarder with Dane County and is known for Suzie the Duck.

What is Lodi?

400

These are the names of the 4 paranasal sinuses.

What are maxillary, frontal, sphenoid and ethmoid? 

(100 for each one correct) 

400

This cranial nerve is primarily affected in glaucoma. 

What is the optic nerve (2)?

400

These are the 2 overall main causes of the rupture of the tympanic membrane. 

What is trauma and infection?

(200 for each one) 

400

This is how long pressure should be applied on the nose during epistaxis. 

What is about 5 mins or until the bleeding stops?

400

This condition is common enough that nearly all children in the US have at least one episode during their childhood. 

What is tonsillitis? 

400

This famous ferry is the only ferry that WI DOT operates that carries users on Hwy 113 from Sauk to Columbia county and back. 

What is the Merrimac Ferry? 

500

These 4 cranial nerves involve eye function. 

What is the optic (2) oculomotor (3), trochlear (4) abducens (6)? 

(125 for each one correct)

500

These drugs are in the scope of practice for paramedics in Wisconsin and can treat eye pain and irritation. 

What are proparacaine and tetracaine? 

(200 for each one) 

500

BPPV is the most common cause of this. 

What is vertigo? 

500

Between the two locations of epistaxis, this location is more serious. 

What is posterior?

500

Cellulitis of the tissues of the floor of the mouth can this condition that causes airway swelling and can be a true medical emergency. 

What is Ludwig's Angina? 

500

The first amateur ski jump tournament in Columbia County occurred in 1912 in this Village. it was located on the hill between the library and the Covenant House and was attended by 1500 people.  

What is Rio?