Causes of sensorineural deafness in fracture of the temporal bone
A-Fracture line across the internal
auditory canal
B-Rupture of the tympanic membrane.
C- Disconnection of the ossicles D-Haemotympanum
A-Fracture line across the internal
auditory canal
B-Rupture of the tympanic membrane.
C- Disconnection of the ossicles D-Haemotympanum
All are predisposed factors for otits externa except
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3%
Swimming
23%
Humidty
23%
Inherited narrow ear canal
50%
Eustachian tube obstruction
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Auricular haematoma is caused by
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93%
Blunt truma to auricle
0%
Penetration trauma to auricle
0%
Noise trauma
7%
Perforation of TM
Regarding to auricular hematoma
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3%
ABs are only treatment
3%
May he complicated by sigmoid sinus and thrombosis
93%
Cauliflower ear is complication
0%
Usually seen on internal aspect of auricle
Longitudenal temporal bone fracture represent
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3%
75% of temporal bone fracture
16%
20% of temporal bone fracture
6%
60% of temporal bone fracture
74%
80% of temporal bone fracture
Cause of Tm perforation all true except
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10%
Fracture base of skull
60%
Maxillary bone fracture
17%
Explosions
13%
Sudden fluid compression
Foreign body in ear canal are characterised by all except one
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4%
Usually seen in child and somtime adult
4%
Live insecte cause irritation
89%
Cause sensorineural deafness
4%
May be silent
Otorrhea with intact TM seen in all except
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8%
Otitis externa
24%
Wax
20%
Foreign body of ear canal
48%
TB of middle ear
Regarding atticantral disease all are true except
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9%
Is regarded as unsafe diseaes
35%
Perforations is usually in pars flaccida or pars tensa
13%
Facial paralysis indicate complication
43%
Non odours otorrhea is usually found
The following abscess are complication ofCSOM except
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11%
Mastoid abscess
4%
Citelli abscess
68%
Orbital abscess
18%
Bezolds abscess
Surgery of atticoantral disease include all except
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16%
Myringotomy
4%
Tympanoplasty
36%
Intact canal wall mastoidoctomy
44%
Attictomy
The predisposing factor for asom
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17%
Noise truma
48%
Adenoid enlargement
17%
Cerumen
17%
Tempromendibular joint dislocation
In first stage of asom is
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100%
Eustachian tube obstruction
0%
Positive medial ear pressure
0%
Pus accumulating
0%
Perforation of tm
Treatment of asom with perforation Tm all is true except
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8%
Nasal decongested
4%
Analgesia
72%
Ear wash by water
16%
Systemic antibiotic
Regarding chronic otits media with effusion (chronic non suppertaive)
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13%
There is purelant fluid
17%
There is perforation of TM
63%
Myringototmy and ventilation tube insertion is treatment of choise
8%
Usually there is sensorinural deafness
All clinical features of phase III acute otitis media (before perforation) except
A-Otorrhea
B-Bubbling sound
C-Increased deafness
D-Fever
E- otalgia
A-Otorrhea
B-Bubbling sound
C-Increased deafness
D-Fever
E- otalgia