'Otitis externa' presentation slideshows

Management of Otitis Media & Otitis Externa

Management of Otitis Media & Otitis Externa. Done By : Dr. Ali Madkhali Supervisor : Dr. Mohammed Al- Darbi. Objectives. Acute Otitis Media in Children. Diagnosis of AOM in Children.

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Approach to Ear Problems

Approach to Ear Problems. By Stacey Singer-Leshinsky R-PAC. Includes:. Disease of the external ear Disease of the middle ear Disease of the inner ear. Normal TM. External Auditory Canal Otitis Externa. Defenses include cerumen which acidifies the canal and suppresses bacterial growth.

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Ear and Hearing Problems Disorders

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ENT Emergencies

ENT Emergencies. Sonbolestan m.d otorhynolaryngologist. THE EAR. Perichondrial Haematoma. Rx : Systemic antibiotics Analgesia URGENT REFERRAL for incision & drainage. Cauliflower Ear. Perichondrial Cellulitis. Rx : Systemic antibiotics Analgesia

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ENT Emergencies

ENT Emergencies. Paul Chatrath Consultant ENT Surgeon Barking Havering & Redbridge Hospitals NHS Trust 21 st January 2009. THE EAR. Otitis Externa - Features. Discharge, pain, hearing loss, itching Commonest organisms: S Aureus Ps Aeruginosa Proteus Predisposing factors: Water

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ID BOARD REVIEW

ID BOARD REVIEW. Sanjay Bhagia. 1. Which of the following infectious agents is thought to be the most common cause of Bell Palsy?. Borrelia bugdorferi Epstein-Barr virus Herpes simplex virus Mycobacterium tuberculosis Varicella-zoster virus.

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Diseases of the external ear

Diseases of the external ear. Dr.H.T.Lathadevi. Anatomy and Physiology. Consists of the auricle and EAM Skin-lined apparatus Approximately 2.5 cm in length Ends at tympanic membrane. Anatomy and Physiology. Auricle is mostly skin-lined cartilage External auditory meatus Cartilage: ~40%

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Infections of the External Ear

Infections of the External Ear. Anatomy and Physiology. Consists of the auricle and EAM Skin-lined apparatus Approximately 2.5 cm in length Ends at tympanic membrane. Anatomy and Physiology. Auricle is mostly skin-lined cartilage External auditory meatus Cartilage: ~40% Bony: ~60%

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history

history. ears otorrhoea otalgia itch hearing tinnitus balance. noses nasal obstruction rhinorrhoea facial pain smell epistaxis post nasal drip. throats dysphagia dysphonia odynophagia pain neck lumps weight loss. common nose mistakes. Case. rhinitis vs polyps.

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Facial Pathology

Facial Pathology. UE. Hx ear. Location of pain: Direct blow Pressure in the middle or inner ear indicate an infection or tympanic membrane rupture. MOI: Blunt trauma to auricle Tympanic membrane rupture from slapping blow to the ear. Object entering external auditory canal.

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Common ENT Emergencies

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Basic ICD-10-CM/PCS Coding 2013 Edition

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Nutritional Diets

Nutritional Diets. Food Allergy and Diabetes Diets. Food Allergy - Terminology. Food intolerance or adverse food reactions account for 1 to 6% of all dermatoses in general practice. No immunological reaction Food allergy constitutes 10 to 49% of allergic responses in dogs and cats.

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Ear Disorders

Ear Disorders. Presented by Muhammad H. Shamim Doctor of Pharmacy Candidate 2005. Anatomy of the Ear. Pathophysiology. Prone to moisture collection Ideal Environment for bacterial and fungal growth Loss of skin integrity breakdown of natural defenses. Remember Eight.

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Four Interesting Topics for the Veterinary Practitioner

Four Interesting Topics for the Veterinary Practitioner. Otitis externa, Otitis media, Craniomandibular Osteopathy and Equine Wobblers Syndrome By : Anabel Holt, AVC 2011. http://www.petergray.org.uk/pictures/horse1.jpg.

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Four Interesting Topics for the Veterinary Practitioner

Four Interesting Topics for the Veterinary Practitioner. Otitis externa, Otitis media, Craniomandibular Osteopathy and Equine Wobblers Syndrome By : Anabel Holt, AVC 2011. http://www.petergray.org.uk/pictures/horse1.jpg.

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Chapter 55 Disorders of Hearing and Vestibular Function

Chapter 55 Disorders of Hearing and Vestibular Function. Structure of the Ears . External and middle ear Function in capturing, transmitting, and amplifying sound Inner ear

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The External Ear

The External Ear. General compartments. External Middle Inner. External ear. Embryology: Condensation of the mesoderm of the 1 st and 2 nd pharyngeal/brachial arches occurs to give rise to 6 hillocks of His 20 th week gestation: It has reached adult shape

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Case Otitis Externa

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Assessment of the tympanic membrane

Assessment of the tympanic membrane. Dawn Garzon RN, CS, CPNP. Normal tympanic membrane. 1. Erythema- normal variant. 2. Acute otitis media. 3. Serous otitis media/ Otitis media with effusion. 4. Typanostomy tube. 5. Tympanic scarring. 6. Otitis externa. 7.

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