EENT - Fact Facts

acute eye pathology precipitated by pupillary dilation (ex. upon walking into a dark room)

conjunctival injection, hazy cornea, midsized fixed pupil, hard globe, pain and blurry vision are features of

type of nystagmus associated with menieres disease

maculopapular rash following treatment with amoxicillin for presumed strep pharyngitis is indicative of what infection instead

cervical chain of lymph nodes affected by mono

acute painless unilateral vision loss characterized by retinal pallor, cherry red spot on the macula, and afferent pupillary defect

these two causes of vision loss are often described as a "curtain coming down" over the vision

intraocular pressure above this value indicates glaucoma

conjunctivitis caused by this type of pathogen is more likely to be unilateral

Thick ropey mucus and cobblestoning characterizes this form of conjunctivitis

This type of conjunctivitis presents within the first five days following birth

Intraretinal hemorrhage and dilated tortuous retinal veins is referred to as “blood and thunder” appearance on funduscopic exam and is seen in

Anterior nosebleeds originate from this artery most commonly

Nosebleed from this artery may be life threatening

Discrete hyperechoiec line projecting from the posterior globe on US indicates

treatment of acute angle closure glaucoma includes administration of this first

This type of pharyngitis is more likely to be accompanied by conjunctivitis or rhinorrhea

this disorder is characterized by progressive unilateral sensorineural hearing loss, disequilibrium, and facial numbness secondary to compression of the vestibulocochlear nerve

dermatitis, diarrhea and dementia create a triad known as pellagra concerning for which vitamin deficiency

labyrinthitis is characterized by inflammation of this nerve

this form of conjunctivitis is unilateral and causes continuous thick yellow/green discharge

this infection of the eyelid leads to a painful bump

orbital cellulitis is most commonly caused by initial infection of the

cholesteatoma may form following frequent AOM, leading to overgrowth of this type of cell

Compared to uncomplicated otitis externa, malignant otitis externa presents with this additional symptom and facial nerve involvement

Syndesmophytes bridging across multiple vertebrae is also known as this sign on xray seen in ankylosing spondylitis

Which HLA complex is associated with rheumatoid arthritis

causes of horizontal nystagmus (5)

causes of vertical nystagmus (5)

horizontal nystagmus usually indicates ____ causes of vertigo

vertical nystagmus usually indicates ____ causes of vertigo

causes of pendular nystagmus (2)

causes of peripheral vision loss (2)

causes of central vision loss

causes of painless vision loss (5)

causes of painful vision loss (2)

causes of unilateral vision loss (5)

causes of bilateral vision loss (3)

causes decrease in color vision

causes marcus gunn pupil

first line for chronic glaucoma