1.

And, if things couldn't get worse, the

student was hungry too....so he ate it.
Dr. Haun has diagnosed him with
what?
Mucophagy
2. The boogers weren't enough, so the
student is exhibiting EXTREME
hunger, what is the name for this?
Mucophagomania
3. Brief, choppy, irregular contractions
of mm's?
Chorea
4. CRP (C reactive protein) fights what
kind of infection and how fast?
ACUTE Bacterial
Quickly
5. Do antibiotics kill GABHS? NO
6. Do most pt's with an URTI have a
bacterial or viral infection?
Viral
7. ESR fights what kind of infection and
how fast?
CHRONIC
Bacterial
Slowly
8. Grayish membrane of the pharynx,
uvula, and soft palate?
Diptheria
9. How do you tell which eardrum is
which?
Cone of light will
be towards the
side it is
[cone of light on
Right = Right
eardrum]
10. How does GABHS spread? Hand contact w/
nasal discharge
11. How soon do most individuals with
Viral URTI improve with NO
treatment?
7 days
12. If pt has a cough with an URTI, this
indicates?
Viral Infection
13. Is GABHS normal nasopharyngeal
flora?
NO
14. Is thereapeutic ultrasound ever
contraindicated for Sinusitis?
YES, during acute
infections
15. Is virus or bacteria the cause of most
sore throats?
Virus
16. Is virus or bacteria the cause of
pharyngitis in the absence of nasal
discharge, cough, and
conjunctivitis?
Bacteria
17. List the following in order of most
likely to cause an URTI to least:
Fungi, Bacteria, Protazoa, Viruses
MOST: Viruses
MORE: Bacteria
LESS: Fungi
LEAST: Protazoa
18. Little known to the
student or Dr Haun, the
student's neighbor has
an intense fear of
becoming a compulsive
nose picker with
delusions of being
thought of as one. What
is her condition?
(yes this is a real thing)
RHINOTILLEXOMANIPHOBIA
19. MCC of elevated
hemoglobin? (for our
purposes)
Dehydration
20. Name for an infection of
a Lymph NODE
LymphaDENitis
21. Name for an infection of
a Lymph VESSEL
LymphaNGitis
22. Ok, so now since Dr.
Haun caught that
student, he has become
compulsive in his
behavior, what would
that term be?
Rhinotillexomania
23. Raised ASO titer
w/mitral valve murmur
and migrating
polyarthritis?
Rheumatic Fever
24. Rosacea often causes
this
Severe Rhinophyma
25. Sandpaper rash,
strawbetty tongue, and
circumoral pallor?
Scarlet Fever
26. Scientific name for
nosebleeds
Epistaxis
27. Since the Cavernous
Sinus is located around
CN's 4, 5 and 6, what
could a thrombosis
there cause?
Chemosis, Facial numbness,
weak facial mm's, Seizures,
coma, death
28. There is a 3 layer system
for the Mucociliary
transport system. List
them from top to bottom.
TOP: Gel layer
MIDDLE: Sol or Aqueous layer
BOTTOM: Ciliated Epithelial
Cells
29. This infection is
characterized by
elevated CRP.
Acute Bacterial Infection
(not chronic, not viral)
30. This is a GABHS
infection of the palatine
tonsils and oropharynx
Strep Throat
EENT Exam 2
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31. This is a rash found on the
neck, groin and axillae.
Where is this rash
accentuated?
Pastia's Lines
Accentuated in body folds
32. This is inflammation of the
fat cells under the skin
Erythema Nodosum (EN)
Due to cancers, infections,
pregnancy, medications
33. This is the BIG diff. b/w
Allergic Rhinitis, a Viral
URTI Rhinitis and an
Acute Bacterial
Rhinosinusitis
ALLERGIC: boggy, bluish
mucosa
URTI: reddened mucosa,
clear mucus
BACTERIAL: reddened
mucosa, thick and yellow
mucus
34. This is the term Dr. Haun
would use when he sees a
student picking his nose
Rhinotillexis
35. This pathogen is
considered most at risk for
life threatening
complications
GABHS
(Group A beta-hemolytic
streptococcus)
36. This strep throat
complication is NOT
treatable with antibiotics
Poststreptococcal
Glomerulonephritis
(kidney inflammation)
37. True or False, "most pt's
with ABRS do not recover
w/o antibiotics"
False
38. True or False, "signs and
symptoms of ABRS and
prolonged viral URTI are
similar"
True
39. What are more names for
Strep Throat?
GABHS pharyngitis
GABHS tonsilitis
40. What are some clear
symptoms of a Bacterial
Infection?
BACTERIAL: tend to Spread,
severe complications,
antibiotics available, ONE
dominant symptom, more
erythema
41. What are some common
URTI symptoms?
Think common cold
symptoms:
Rhinitis
Nasal Obstruction
Odynophagia
Coryza
LOTS of others
42. What are some PRIMARY
malignant
lymphandenopathies?
Hodgkin's lymphoma
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Hairy cell leukemia
43. What are some
SECONDARY malignant
lymphadenopathies?
Virchow's Node
44. What are the two most common
pathogens responsible for
ABRS?
Streptococcus
pheumonia
Haemophilus
influenzae
45. What causes both ABRS and
AOM and then what is the final
infector?
Streptococcus
pneumoniae infects first
then around 3rd in line
is GABHS
46. What causes croup? Parainfluenza Virus
47. What causes Diptheria? Corynebacterium
diptheria
48. What causes Epiglottitis &
Scarlet Fever?
GABHS
49. What causes MONO EBV
50. What causes Viral
rhinosinusitis?
Any common cold virus
51. What does conjunctival bulges
seen at the upper tarsal and
separated by fibrous septa
suggest?
Papillae
52. What does Lymphocytosis
suggest?
Viral infection
53. What does Neutrophilia
suggest?
Bacterial infection
(elevated Neutrophils in
the blood)
54. What is a bulging, translucent
bulbar conjunctiva suggest?
Chemosis
55. What is commonly seen in
Mono, but not strep throat?
Posterior cervical
lymphadenopathy
56. What is Coryza? Viral Rhinitis
57. What is granulocytosis
associated with?
Bacterial Infection
58. What is odynophagia? Sore throat (painful
swallowing)
59. What is the "golden standard"
in testing?
Bacterial Cultures
60. What is the AKA for a
Peritonsillar Abscess?
Quinsy
61. What is the diff. b/w Allergic
Rhinoconjuctivitis and Allergic
Conjunctivitis?
RHINO: Itchy ears,
buzzing sounds,
sneezing/conjestion,
itchy/sore throat
CONJUNCT: allergic
shiners, papillae,
chemosis
62. What is the Ostiomeatal
Complex and what is its role in
sinusitis?
Area at the confluence
of sinus drainage
Vulnerable to
inflammatory changes
63. What kind of infection is Serologic Testing best for? Viral or Recurring Infections
64. What organ is particularly affected in Strep Throat? Tonsillar lymph nodes
Palatine tonsils
65. What shouldn't you do when popping zits? Lie down
66. What sore throat condition might need tracheotomy at the ER? Epiglottitis
67. What the heck is Rhinitis Medicamentosa? The chronic use of topical nasal
decongestants which has produced a state
of CHRONIC RHINITIS
68. What two signs seen on the face are specific to ABRS? (Acute bacterial
rhinosinusitis)
Facial Pain (around sinuses)
Mucopurulent Nasal Discharge
69. What two strep throat complications are associated with raised
antisteptolysisn-O-titer (ASO titer)?
Poststreptococcal Glomerulonephritis &
Rheumatic Fever
70. What type of cells do you think of with Mononucleosis? Downey Cells
71. What type of Herbal Supplementation is good for Sinusitis? Tea tree oil
Eucalyptus oil
Andrographis paniculata
Goldenseal
Oregano oil
72. What type of hypersensitivity is Poststreptococcal Glomerulonephritis
associated with?
Type III
73. What type of hypersensitivity is Rheumatic Fever associated with? Type II
74. What type of imaging is best for seeing the sinuses and ostiomeatal complex? CT
75. Which organ enlarges in children during Mono? Spleen
76. Which organ enlarges in children with Leukemia or Lymphoma? Liver or Spleen
77. Your pt has the following conditions: clear nasal discharge, b/l tonsilar
enlargement, pharyngeal erythema, b/l conjunctivits, b/l retracted TM, and a
cough....WEW! What is it???
Viral Infection