Symptoms
Treatments
Laryngoscopic Findings
Causes
100

What symptom is commonly associated with vocal nodules?

Hoarseness

100

What is the first-line treatment for vocal nodules?

voice therapy and good vocal hygiene 

100

What laryngoscopic finding is indicative of Reinke's edema?

Floppy, swollen vocal folds

100

What is a common cause of vocal nodules?

Vocal abuse (yelling or hard glottal attacks)

200

What perceptual symptom might a patient with Reinke's edema report?

Difficulty breathing

200

What medical intervention may be required for severe vocal polyps?

surgical removal
200

How do vocal polyps typically appear during laryngoscopy?

typically unilateral and fluid-filled

200

What underlying condition can lead to laryngopharyngeal reflux?

Hiatal hernia, pregnancy, or obesity

300

What symptom is often described by patients with vocal polyps?

Pain when shouting

300

What is a recommended treatment for GERD affecting the larynx?

antiacids or proton pump inhibitors

300

What characteristic appearance might laryngeal webs have during an exam?

Connective tissue occluding the larynx

300

What is a potential cause of congenital laryngeal papilloma?

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

400

In laryngomalacia, what is a common symptom during feeding?

difficulty/choking with feeding

400

Which treatment method is often used for presbylaryngis?

medialization laryngoplasty

400

What laryngoscopic finding is associated with vocal fold hemorrhage?

Bright red to brown-yellow appearance

400

What is a known cause of muscle tension dysphonia?

Poor vocal technique or excessive talking

500

What symptom is associated with spasmodic dysphonia?

strained, stangled voice

500

What is a common treatment approach for paradoxical vocal fold dysfunction?

voice therapy and patient education

500

What is a common finding in patients with laryngomalacia during laryngoscopy?

Omega-shaped epiglottis

500

What is a proposed cause for spasmodic dysphonia?

Possible abnormal functioning of the basal ganglia