Bppv Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

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 ...

Vestibular Exam and Treatment questions and accurate answers 2024 What is the most common cause of peripheral vertigo? BPPV Define BPPV characterized by the onset of vertigo w/ change in head position Define vertigo illusion of movement which is rotary in nature when we are discussing the vestibular system What are some common complaints of patients that come into your clinic with BPPV? the onset of symptoms when: 1. I roll over in bed at night 2. rising my hair in the shower 3. ben...

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...

A patient comes to a clinic complaining of short, intense dizzy spells. An audiologist suspects that the patient may have benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). Which of the following tests is most appropriate to use to confirm the diagnosis? - Dix-Hallpike test 0 dB0 decibels HL is best described by which of the following? - 0 dB0 decibels HL on an audiometer represents the minimum audible pressure needed at each frequency for an individual with normal hearing to detect a pure tone. ...

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 avo...

Monovision Farsighted in one eye, Nearsighted in other eye - Do Not Certify Vision 20/40 in each and both eyes - Certify Retinopathy and Macular Degeneration - Do Not Certify - Refer out BPPV - 2 Month Sx free Acute or Chronic Peripheral Vestibulopathy - 2 Month Sx free Uncontrolled Vertigo - Do Not Certify Menieres - Do Not Certify

A patient presents w/ increasing fatigue and lower extremity weakness. Concerning for upper motor lesion. What other symptoms would you see? - Answer- Muscle spasticity A patient presents w/ increasing lower back pain and bilateral lower extremity pain. Concerning for lower motor lesion. What other symptoms would you see? - Answer- Decreased deep tendon reflexes Gait that is unsteady and wide based. Patient throws their feet forward and outward. What type of ataxia? - Answer- Sensory ataxi...