Middle Ear Disorders Trivia Quiz

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Middle Ear Disorders Trivia Quiz

Which is the most common type of tumor of the tympanic membrane?

Tympanosclerosis is also known as?

"Scarring" on the tympanic membrane occurs with which disorder of the middle ear?

Calcium deposits forming on the tympanic membrane and sometime the ossicles is a symptom of which disorder of the middle ear?

Which causes are associated with Tympanosclerosis?

Which are the nine disorders of the middle ear?

What can cause a perforation in the tympanic membrane?

Otitis media is the ______ of the middle ear.

Name the three classifications of Otitis Media.

How can you determine the difference between suppurative/ purulent and mucoid?

_____ and ____ time course descriptions of Otitis Media.

________ Otitis Media occurs with other symptoms like ear pain and ear drainage. Typically is infected longer than 3 weeks.

Over what amount of time is it considered to be chronic Otitis Media?

Select the high risk factors for Otitis Media

It is recomended to first treat the symptoms of Otitis Media and allow it to clear up on its own, what other treatment options are available for otitis media?

Potential Medical Complications of Otitis Media

________ is the infection of the air cells of the mastoid process.

___________ is a benign "pseudo tumor" arising from skin cells trapped in the middle ear behind the tympanic memebrane.

Cholesteatoma is most commonly acquired (often associated with Otitis Media) but can also be ________.

Symptoms of Cholesteatoma

Intervention for _______ includes surgery for removal and middle ear reconstruction.

__________ is the most common tumor of the tympanic membrane.

___________is a rare slow growing benign vascular tumor of the temporal lobe.

____________ are much more common in women in the their 50-60's (40-70).

the most common side affects of a glomus tumor are ________ and _________.

TReatment for a glomus tumor include ___________ , ___________and ________.

___________________ is the abnormal spongy deposits in the middle ear.

Facial Abnormalities of a person with Treacher Collins may include:

Treacher Collins Syndrome is _________________ although over 1/2 of the cases are fresh mutations.

Hearing loss associated with Treacher Collins is typically ___________, sometimes ___________, and occasionally only ______________.

Endogenous

Exogenous

____________________ is a complex pattern of genetic birth defffects.

____________ one of the most common cause of 'deaf blindness'.

CHARGE Syndrome affects _______________.

CHARGE stands for

Features used to form the acronym, CHARGE, are ______used to to diagnose the syndrome.

Ossicular Disarticulation is the ___________ of the ossicular chain as a result of trauma or disease.

Ossicular Disarticulation can be _____________ or complete.

Of people with Ossicular disarticulation ___________ have erosion of the incudo-stapedial joint.

Ossicular fixation can be _____________ or acquired.

__________________ is the congenital malformation (most commonly at the malleus) or fusion of all 3 ossicle bones.

Ossicular Fixation may occur from severe _______________ affecting the ossicles.

__________________ is the single most common cause of serious hearing loss in young adulthood.

Ototsclerosis is

Onset of Otosclerosis is typically between

Otosclerosis is a _________________ disease (often bilateral).

_______________ affects 1 in every 5-10 Anglo women, 1 in every 2.5 - 5 Anglo men, and 1 in ever 100 African Americans.

____________________ can grow into the middle ear and is exacerbated by pregnancy.

Facts associated with Tympanic Membrane Perforation:

_ and time course descriptions of Otitis Media.

the most common side affects of a glomus tumor are and _.

TReatment for a glomus tumor include _____ , _and ____.

Hearing loss associated with Treacher Collins is typically _____, sometimes _, and occasionally only __________.