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ENT Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024 Vertigo - ANSWER-produced by the vestibular system, a sensation of motion -imbalance or disequilibrium - nausea, emosis, disphoresis, tachycardia, anxiety, adrenergic response Lightheadedness - ANSWER--non-vertiginous - feel faint like you will pass out, orhtostastic hypotension, volume loss, anemia, antihypertensives, diuretics, antidepressants, diabetes/hypoglycemia, hyperventilation Syncope - ANSWER-actual loss of consciences, proceeded by l...

NR 603-Week 1- Dizziness Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024 | Rated A+ What are the three classes of dizziness - vertigo presyncope syncope What is vertigo? - the illusion of movement either of oneself or the environment Peripheral causes of vertigo - BPPV vestibular neuronitis acute labyrinthitis Meniere's Disease head trauma Central causes of vertigo - brainstem or cerebellar ischemia or hemorrhage tumors multiple sclerosis migrainous syndrome

Vestibular Disorders + Intervention - NPTEFF Exam Questions All Answered Correctly What are the 3 semicircular canals? - Answer -anterior, posterior, horizontal What are the otolith organs? - Answer -utricle and saccule Saccule (vertical) Utricle (horizontal) Causes of BPPV include: - Answer -Infection, head trauma, advancing age, vestibular weakness *Peripheral disorder* Most common disorder --> dizziness in old people Otoconia displaced from the macula of the utricle ...

Emergency Medicine PAEA Questions With Complete Solutions | Rated A+ 2024. TIA symptoms, but CT is unremarkable, what should be ordered next ECHO and carotid ultrasound Patient with priapism, what medication can be used sympathomimetic/ phenylephinephrine Burst fracture anterior wedging of vertebral body amount of calcium for osteoporosis 1200 mg calcium Initial treatment of gout NSAIDs (indomethacin, naprosyn) predinsone joint injection Gout health maintenance increase fluid intake a...

BPPV is what type of vestibular disorder? - answer-Peripheral vestibular disorder BPPV stands for - answer-Benign Paroxismal Positional Vertigo Causes of BPV - answer-- Infection - Head trauma - Vestibular weakness - Advanced age What happens with BPPV? - answer-Otoconia is displaced into the SCC. L Anterior SCC work with which other SCC? - answer-Right posterior SCC BPPV S/S - answer-- Vertigo/nystagmus with CHANGE IN HEAD POSITION - Nausea -vomiting - Disequilibrium BPPV types - an...

BPPV - answer-benign paroxysmal positional vertigo semicircular canals - answer-anterior, posterior, and lateral (horizontal) otolith organs - answer-utricle and saccule Causes of BPPV - answer-Mechanical disorder caused by otoconia displaced from the macula of the utricle from: infection head trauma vestibular weakness age BPPV symptoms - answer-vertigo nausea nystagmus change in head position** vertigo - answer-with change in head position such as when turning over in bed, gettin...

Emergency Medicine PAEA Questions With complete Solutions TIA symptoms, but CT is unremarkable, what should be ordered next ECHO and carotid ultrasound Patient with priapism, what medication can be used sympathomimetic/ phenylephinephrine Burst fracture anterior wedging of vertebral body amount of calcium for osteoporosis 1200 mg calcium Initial treatment of gout NSAIDs (indomethacin, naprosyn) predinsone joint injection Gout health maintenance increase fluid intake avoid red meats a...

Emergency Medicine PAEA Questions With Complete Solutions |Rated A+ 2024. TIA symptoms, but CT is unremarkable, what should be ordered next ECHO and carotid ultrasound Patient with priapism, what medication can be used sympathomimetic/ phenylephinephrine Burst fracture anterior wedging of vertebral body amount of calcium for osteoporosis 1200 mg calcium Initial treatment of gout NSAIDs (indomethacin, naprosyn) predinsone joint injection Gout health maintenance increase fluid intake av...

Vestibular Disorders + Intervention - NPTEFF questions with correct answers What are the 3 semicircular canals? - answer-anterior, posterior, horizontal What are the otolith organs? - answer-utricle and saccule Saccule (vertical) Utricle (horizontal) Causes of BPPV include: - answer-Infection, head trauma, advancing age, vestibular weakness *Peripheral disorder* Most common disorder --> dizziness in old people Otoconia displaced from the macula of the utricle Vertigo occurs when wit...

A 3 yr old patient presents with respiratory distress, they have strider, is leaning in tripod position and drooling. X-ray reveals this image....what do you suspect the patient has? Epiglotitis (med emergency) Pharyngitis or tonsillitis that manifests into cellulitis and develops pus between palatine tonsil and pharyngeal muscles Upon exam you see deviated uvula and displaced tonsil. What do you suspect? Peritonsillar Abcess Must get a CT to confirm and refer out for drainage ...