I can't find my GLASSES!
The conjunctiva that lines the eyelids
What is the Palpebral Conjunctiva?
The cranial nerve that is tested in terms of hearing
The cranial nerve responsible for the sense of smell
What is the olfactory nerve?
The cranial nerve involved with swallowing
We always think about this to not miss urgent conditions that would require immediate treatment
What are RED FLAGS
Another term for excessive production of tears
What is Epiphora?
Intraotic Manipulation will elicit pain in 90% of patients with this disorder
What is TMJ disorder?
Name the sinuses
What are the Frontal, Maxillary, Ethmoid/ (sphenoid) sinuses?
Some say this is the inner lining of the cheeks
What is the buccal mucosa?
This test is done for almost/all complaints of the eye
What is visual acuity?
The cranial nerve that is tested with the visual acuity test
What is cranial nerve #2
A normal Tympanic membrane looks like this
It is an IgE mediated inflammatory disease
A physical finding of splenomegaly with symptoms of fever, pharyngitis, and lymphadenopathy could indicate
What is mononucleosis
The mnemonic for history taking
OPQRST
A symptom that would rule out conjucntivitis
This can cause whitening and opacification of the tympanic membrane
What is scarring and effusion?
Recreational drug that commonly causes epistaxis
BIG RED FLAG FOR THROAT DISEASES
What are glaucoma and Iritis?
We test the 6 cardinal fields of gaze because it may be damaged with this
What is glaucoma
To test hearing acuity, there are 3 tests we conduct
Whisper test
Rinne test
Weber test
Some refer to is as RAST
What is the radioallergosorbent test?
RSV mostly affects thhsi population
What are children?
The urgency of referral for patients with mononucleosis
What is emergent referral?