Pediatric ENT TEST BANK FINAL EXAM 2026 2027 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANWERSVERIFIED 100% LATEST UPDATE

Pediatric ENT TEST
BANK FINAL EXAM 2026-
2027 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ACCURATE ANWERS\VERIFIED 100%
\LATEST UPDATE



This eye disorder occurs during the 1st month of life with purulent
discharge


Ophthalmia neonatorum

What is the most common cause of ophthalmia neonatorum


Chlamydia (5 days to several


weeks) Also consider N.


gonorrhoea (1st 7 days)

What antibiotic can be used to prevent ophthalmia neonatorum


topical erythromycin

,This eye disorder presents with clear discharge w/injection. I may
be assoc. w/ a rash or dendrite during fluorescein stain


Viral conjunctivitis


With rash or dendrite consider HSV


What are 4 common causes of viral conjunctivits


1. adenovirus
2. enterovirus
3. measles
4. HSV


How do you treat viral conjunctivitis


unless its HSV, just supportive


care HSV-->topical antiviral +


oral acyclovir

This eye disorder presents with purulent drainage and conjunctival
injection


bacterial conjunctivitis

, What are 4 common bugs assoc. with bacterial conjunctivitis


1. H. influenza
2. S. pneumonia
3. M. catarrhalis
4. S. aureus


How is bacterial conjunctivitis treated (4)


1. topical erythromycin
2. polymyxin bacitracin
3. sulfacetamide
4. breast milk


When is systemic treatment needed for bacterial conjunctivitis


when pathogen is gonorrhea/chlamydia


This eye condition presents with itchy, watery red eyes, and is
sometimes assoc. with sneezing, coryza/congestion, and
cobblestoned papillae


Allergic conjunctivitis

How do you treat allergic conjunctivitis


treat underlying condition-->oral antihistamine's, nasal corticosteroids