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collection of peritoneal fluid trapped in a patent processus vaginalis which
is beginning to undergo obliteration
- scrotal sac full, fluctuant, tense, gradually fills with fluid during the day
- not painful
tx: consult physician or refer to urologist
sensorineural hearing loss
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Due to malfunction in the chicles or central auditory pathway
,Gastric Ulcer (PUD)
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- decreased gastric acid secretion
-2/3 as many parietal cells
- pain 1/2-1 hr after eating
- not relieved by food
- more likely to be malignant
- peak age 50-60 yrs
- may cause weight loss
- hemorrhage, perforation, obstruction
s/s of sinusitis
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- Nasal obstruction (most common symptom)
- Pain (tenderness, pressure, fullness over sinuses- anterior face,
periorbital, HA that is localized or diffuse)
- purulent nasal drainage, rhinorrhea or post nasal drip ( cloudy or colored,
only diagnostic or inflammation and not bacterial infection)
- hyposmia/anosmia, fever, malaise, fatigue
Congestive Heart Failure
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, complex clinical syndrome characterized by the inability of the heart to
meet the body metabolic demands resulting in an excess of volume in the
heart
What are the risk factors of a Chalazion
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Chronic Blepharitis, Seborrhea, Viral infection, rosacea
Treatment of Rhinitis
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Eliminate allergens, Oral and nasal antihistamines, Decongestants, nasal
steroids/immunotherapy
Otitis Media
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Inflammation and or infection of the middle ear
- inflammation and edema of ET and or adenoids
- narrowing of Eustachian tube, decreased drainage of fluid from the
middle ear.
- accumulation of fluid in middle ear ( otitis media with effusion)
, Steps of Pelvic Exam
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1) observation and Speculum exam
2) Bimanual exam
3) recto-vaginal exam (includes DRE)
Clinical of HSV
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First there is a prodromal tingling or pruritus of the genital region.
-systemic - fever, myalgia, malaise, can have meningitis, encephalitis, or
hepatitis
local- clusters of small, painful blisters that ulcerate and crust outside of
mucous membranes
- itching, dysuria, vaginal discharge, inguinal adenopathy, bleeding from
cervicitis
- new lesions form for about 10 days after initial infection, but can last up to
3 weeks
- shedding of virus can last 2-10 days, most contagious when blisters are
present.
Dietary management of Dumping syndrome
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