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Otitis media Middle ear infection Sensorineural hearing loss Causes? Problem in the inner ear (cochlear nerve, neuronal transmission into brain) Causes - Loud noise exposure (>85 dB) - Inner ear infections - Trauma - Tumors - Congenital - Aging 00:02 01:51 Cond...

What does HEENT stand for? Head Eyes Ears Nose Throat What are you looking for when inspecting and palpating the head? 1) Head position 2) Symmetry of facial features 3) Shape and size of skull 4_ Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) 00:02 01:51 What facial nerve is affecte...

How do we assess the neck? We auscultate major blood vessels Why do we auscultate the neck? To detect bruits**, which are abnormal arterial sounds, similar to murmurs, cause be increased turbulence over major blood vessels, such as the carotid artery. 00:02 01:51 Why do bru...

Boundaries of neck's anterior cervical triangle is formed by what? Medial borders of the sternocleidomastoid muscle & mandible Cone of light seen on the tympanic membrane is caused by what? Reflection of the otoscope light on the curvature of the tympanic membrane. 00:03 01...

Conductive Hearing Loss Abnormal Rinne Test (bone>air); Weber test localizes to affected ear Sensorineural Hearing Loss Normal Rinne Test (air>bone); Weber test localizes to unaffected ear 00:03 01:51 Rinne Test Air conduction vs bone conduction; tuning fork placed o...

Two descriptors when examining the head Normocephalic - Normally shaped head Atraumatic - No head trauma Examination of the eye may include Pupils are equal, round and active to light (PEERL): - Fixed vs reactive pupils - Constricted vs. dilated pupils Sclera are anicteric No con...

Inspect Palpate Percussion Auscultation Function - specific techniques for that area Documentation of area Systematic assessment of HEENT Size Shape Symmetry Position Texture and distribution of hair Head and scalp inspection 00:02 01:51 Head for masses, tenderness...

Which of the following eye conditions may be prevented with the use of vitamins C and E, beta carotene, and zinc? (objective 2) macular degeneration A patient has a history of chronic ear infections and presents to your office with hearing loss and otorrhea. The patients hearing field is ver...

Inspect head and face skull symmetry: symmetric facial feature symmetry: symmetric appearance: Papules, pustules, or comedones Inspect eyes and orbital area orbital area: No visible abnormal findings sclera: White conjunctiva: Moist and pink conjunctival discharge: No dischar...

Case: A 70 year old male patient complains of a bright-red-colored spot that has been present in his left eye for 2 days. He denies eye pain, visual changes, or headaches. He has a new onset cough from a recent viral URI. The only medicine he is taking is Bayer aspirin one tablet a day. Which of th...

Head Exam Inspect: Hair (thickness and flakes), Head/Scalp/Skull (trauma/deformities, lesions, tenderness), Face (expression), Skin (coloration, abnormal growths) Visual Acuity Exam Report: corrected/uncorrected visual acuity OD, OS, OU 00:03 01:51 Eye Inspection There is ...

What does HEENT stand for? H-Head&Neck E-Eyes E-Ears N-Nose T-Throat What are the components of a health history? identify data reliability CC HPI 00:01 01:51 What are common/concering symptoms of the neck headache/dizziness head injury head or neck surgery ...

HEENT The head, eyes, ears, nose and throat are combined into the HEENT acronym. Typically the head description is by visual observation and described as normocephalic, atraumatic, unless there is an obvious traumatic injury or deformity at which time the head would be palpated or more closely insp...

Normal head findings inspection: normocephalic & symmetrical Palpation: smooth without masses,tenderness or depressions Hydrocephalus abnormal finding of the head, enlargement of head without enlargement of facial structures 00:03 01:51 Acromegaly abnormal finding of the ...