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19 Head and Neck Flashcards

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Anterior neck triangle

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Sternal notch
Inferior border of the diagstric muscle

Contains carotid sheath

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Posterior neck triangle

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Posterior border of the SCM
Trapezius muscle
Clavical

Contains:

  • Accessory nerve (innervates SCM, trapezius, platysma)
  • Brachial plexus
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Parotid gland secretes:

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Serous fluid

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Sublingual gland secretes:

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Mucin

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Submandibular gland secretes:

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50/50 serous and mucin

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Course of the vagus nerve in neck?

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Runs between IJV and carotid artery

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Course of the phrenic nerve in neck?

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On top of the anterior scalene muscle

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Course of the long thoracic nerve in neck?

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Posterior to the middle scalene muscle

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9
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Trigeminal nerve

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Ophthalmic, maxillary, mandibular branches
Sensation to face
Exception: mandibular branch gives taste to anterior 2/3 tongue, floor of mouth and gingiva

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Facial nerve

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Temporal, zygomatic, buccal, marginal mandibular, cervical branches
Motor to face

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Glossopharyngeal nerve

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Taste to posterior 1/3 tongue
Motor to stylopharyngeus
Injury effects swallowing

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Hypoglossal nerve

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Motor to all of tongue except palatoglossus

Tongue deviates to same side of injury

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Recurrent laryngeal nerve

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Innervates all of larynx except cricothyroid muscle

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Superior larygneal nerve

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Innervates cricothyroid mucles

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15
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Gustatory sweating

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Frey’s syndrome
Occurs after parotidectomy
Injury of auriculotemporal nerve that then cross-innervates sympathetic fibers to sweat glands

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Thyrocervical trunk

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STAT
Suprascapular artery
Transverse cervical artery
Ascending cervical artery
Inferior Thyroid artery
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First branch of external carotid artery

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Superior thyroid artery

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Blood supply to trapezius flap

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Transverse cervical arteryu

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Blood supply to pectoralis major flap

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Thoracoacrominal artery

Internal mammary artery

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Torus palatini

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Congenital bony mass on upper palate of mouth

No need for treatment

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Torus mandibular

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Congenital bony mass on lingual surface of mandible

No need for treatment

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22
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Modified radical neck dissection

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Takes omohyoid, submandibular gland, sensory nerves C2-C5, cervical branch of facial nerve and ipsilateral thryoid

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Radical neck dissection

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MRND + accessory nerve (CN XII), SCM, internal jugular resection

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Most common cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx and larynx? Risk factors?

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Squamous cell CA

Tobacco and ETOH

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Erythroplakia

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Premalignant mouth lesion

Vs leukoplakia - non-malignant

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26
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Boundaries of the oral cavity

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Mouth floor
Anterior 1/3 toung
GIngiva
Har palate
Anterior tonisllar pillars
Lips
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27
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Most common site for oral cavity CA

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Lower lip (sun exposure)

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28
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Plummer-vinson syndrome

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GLossitis
Cervical dysphagia from esophageal web
Spoon fingers
Iron-deficiency anemia

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29
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Oral cavity CA - treatment

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Wide resection (1cm margin)
MRND
Post op XRT

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30
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Indication for MRND for oral cavity CA?

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> 4cm
Clinical positive nodes
Bone invasion

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Indications for Post-op XRT for oral cavity CA?

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<4cm
Positive margins
Nodal/bone involvement

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32
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Verrucous ulcer

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Well-differentiated SCCA
Cheek
Oral tobacco
Tx: Full check resection +/- flap, NO MRND

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Tonsilar cancer

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Risk: ETOH, tobacco, male
Tx: Tonsillectomy for biopsy; wide resection with margins

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Nasopharyngeal SCCA

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Risks: EBV, Chinese
Goes to posterior cervical neck nodes
Tx: XRT, add chemo for advanced, NO surgery

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Number one tumor of nasopharynx in children? Treatment?

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Lymphoma

Chemotherapy

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36
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Most common benign neoplasm of nose/paranasal sinuses?

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Papilloma

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37
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Oropharyngeal SCCA

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Neck mass, sore throa
Goes to posterior cervical neck nodes
Tx: 
- <4cm: XRT
- >4cm, bone/nodal invasion: surgery, MRND, XRT
38
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Hypopharyngeal SCCA

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Hoarseness, early metastasis
Goes to ANTERIOR cervical neck nodes
Tx:
- <4cm: XRT
- >4cm, bone/nodal invasion: Surgery, MRND, XRT
39
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Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma

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Benign tumor
Obstruction, epistaxis in <20yo males
Extremely vascular
Tx: Angiography and embolization (internal maxillary artery) followed by resection

40
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Larygenal cancer

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Hoarseness, aspiration, dypsnea, dysphagia
Goal - preserve larynx
Tx: 
- Vocal cords only - XRT
- Beyond vocal cords - Chemo-XRT
- MRND if nodes are clinically psoitive
41
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Most common benign lesion of larynx?

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Papilloma

42
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Benign or malignant?
- Mass in large salivary gland
- Mass in small salivary gland
Most frequent site for malignant tumor?

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Large - benign
Small - benign
Parotid most frequent malignant site

43
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Lymphatic drainage of salivary glands?

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Intra-parotid and anterior cervical chain nodes

44
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Most common malignant tumor of the salivary glands? Second?

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Mucoepidermoid CA
Adenoid cystic CA (sensitive to XRT)
Tx: Resection of salivary gland, prophylactic MRND, postop XRT

45
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Most common benign tumor of the salivary glands? Second?

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Pleomorphic adenoma (mixed tumor)
Warthin’s tumor
Tx: superficial parotidectomy

46
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Most commonly injured nerve for parotid surgery?

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Greater auricular nerve (numbness over lower portion of ear)

47
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Nerves you need to identify in a submandibular gland resection?

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Mandibular branch of facial nerve
Lingual nerve
Hypoglossal nerve

48
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Most common salivary gland tumor in children?

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Hemangiomas

49
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Cauliflower ear

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Due to undrained hematomas that organize and calcify

50
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Cholesteatoma

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Epidermal inclusion cyst of ear
Slow growing - erode as they grow
Presents with conductive hearing loss and clear drainage from ear
Tx: surgical excision

51
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Chemodectomas

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Vascular tumor of middle ear (paraganglionoma)

Tx: Surgery and XRT

52
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Acoustic neruoma

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CN VIII
Tinnitus, hearing loss, unsteadiness
Can grow into cerebellar/pontine angle
Tx: Craniotomy and resection; XRT

53
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Ear SCCA

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20% metastasize to parotid gland

Tx: resection and parotidectomy, MRND (positive nodes and large tumors)

54
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Most common childhood aural malignancy of the middle/external ear?

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Rhabdomyosarcoma (rare)

55
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When do you set a nasal fracture?

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After swelling decreases

56
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Septal hematoma - treatment?

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Drain to avoid infection and necrosis of the septum

57
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CSF rhinorrhea

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Cribriform plate fracture
Contrast study to find leak
Tx: Conservative 2-3 weeks - epidural catheter drainage; if needed, transethmoidal repair

58
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Treatment of epistaxis

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Anterior - packing

Posterior - internal maxillary artery or ethmoid artery embolization

59
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Radicular cyst

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Inflammatory cyst at root of teeth
Can cause bony erosion
Lucent on XRAY
Tx: Local excision or curettage

60
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Ameloblastoma

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Slow-growing malignancy of odontogenic epithelium (outside portion of teeth)
Soap bubble appearance on XRAY
Tx: wide local excision

61
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Osteogenic sarcoma

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Poor prognosis

Tx: surgery, plus.

62
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Maxillary jaw fractures

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Wire fixation

63
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TMJ dislocation

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Closed reduction

64
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Symptoms of inferior alveolar nerve damage

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Lower lip numbness

65
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Stensen’s duct laceration

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Repair over catheter stent

Ligation - painful parotid atrophy and facial asymmetry

66
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Suppurative parotitis

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Elderly patient - dehydration
Staph infection
Tx: FLuids, salivation, Abx; drainage if abscess

67
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Sialoadenitis

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Acute inflammation of salivary gland related to stone in duct
Tx: incise duct and remove stone

68
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Peritonsillar abscess

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Older kids (>10yo)
Sx: trismus, odynophagia, NO airway obstruction
Tx: Needle aspiration, then drainage through tonsillar bed if no relief in 24hrs
69
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Retropharyngeal abscess

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Younger kids (<10yo)
Sx: fever, odynophagia, drool, airway emergency
Tx: Intubate, drain through posterior pharyngeal wall

70
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Parapharyngeal abscess

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All age groups - dental infections, tonsillitis, pharyngitis
Vascular invasion and mediastinal spread (prevertebral and retropharyngeal spaces)
Tx: Drain through lateral neck (avoid internal carotid and internal jugular vein) - leave a drain

71
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Ludwig’s angina

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Acute infection of floor of mouth - involves mylohyoid muscle
Can spread rapidly - causes airway obstruction
Tx: airway control, surgical drainage, Abx

72
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Preauricular tumors

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Parotid until proven otherwise - superficial lobectomy
80% salivary tumors are parotid
80% of parotid tumors are benign
80% of those, are pleomorphic adenomas

73
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Most common distant met for head and neck tumors?

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Lung

74
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Posterior neck mass

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If not obvious malignant epithelial tumor, consider Hodgkin’s lymphoma until proven otherwise
Dx: FNA or open biopsy

75
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Neck mass workup

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  • H&P, laryngoscopy, FNA (abx for 2 weeks - re-assess)
    If non-diagnostic:
  • Panednoscopy with biopsy, neck/chest CT
    Still non-diagnostic:
  • Excisional biopsy, prep for MRND
76
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Source of adenocarcinoma found in a neck mass?

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Breast, GI or lung primary

77
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Epidermoid carcinoma (SCCA variant) found in cervical node without known primary?

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1st - pandendoscopy with biopsies
2nd - CT scan
3rd - Ipsilateral MRND, ipsilateral tonsillectomy, bilateral XRT

78
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Esophageal foreign body

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Dysphagia

Dx/Tx: Rigid EGD under anesthesia

79
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Most common place for a swallowed foreign body to rest?

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Cricopharyngeus (95%)

80
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Fever and pain after EGD for foreign body - next step?

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Gastrografin followed by barium swallow to rule out perforation

81
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Laryngeal foreign body

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Coughing
Laryngescopy
Emergent cricothyroidectomy as last resort

82
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Sleep apnea

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Associated with MI, arrhythmias, death

Tx: CPAP, uvulopalatopharyngoplasty or permenant trach

83
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Subglottic stenosis

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Associated with prolonged intubation

Tx: tracheal resection and reconstruction

84
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Trachesotomy

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Consider in patients who will be intubated for >7-14 days

Benefits: decreases secretions, provides easier ventilation, decreases pneumonia risk, more comfortable for patient

85
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Median rhomboid glossitis

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Failure of tongue fusion

No treatment needed

86
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Cleft lip

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Failure of primary palate fusion - lips, alveolus or both

Repair at 10weeks, 10lbs and hbg 10

87
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Cleft palate

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Failure of secondary palate fusion - hard and soft palate
Repair at 12 months
- Earlier - affects maxillofacial growth
- Later - effects speech and swallowing

88
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Most common benign head and neck tumor in adults?

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Hemangioma

89
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Mastoiditis

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Infection of mastoid cells - destroys bone
Complication of untreated acute suppuritive otitis media
Ear is pushed forward
Tx: Abx, emergent mastoidectomy

90
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Epiglottis

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Ages 3-5
Sx: stridor, drooling, tripod position, high fever, throat pain, thumbprint sign on lateral neck film
Tx: Control airway, ABx

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