You have a patient that complains of a HA that usually occurs at night that is unilateral
around the eye. Reports rhinorrhea/nasal congestion, red tearing eyes, eyelid edema,
pytosis, sweating of forehead, and nausea. The HA lasts 15 min to 3 hours and the
person just wants to pace the flood or rock in a chair hold their head. The headaches
occur up to 8 times a day for several weeks but then can go pain free for years. What
do they have?
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, Vascular - Cluster HA
You have a patient present with itching in nasal passage/conjunctivae/roof of mouth.
Reports epiphoria (strongly, watery ocular discharge), sneezing, coughing, rhinorrhea,
and sore throat. Upon assessment, you note the muscus membranes are pale/blue
and there is clear secretions. What do they have
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Allergic Rhinitis
A patient presents with unilateral facial paralysis, normal ocular movements, normal
facial sensation, dysgeusia (loss of taste), postauricular pain, hyperacusis (abnormal
sensitivity to sound), and a heavy feeling on the face. What do you suspect?
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Bell's Palsy
A patient presents with dry mouth, halitosis, difficulty speaking/swallowing, oral pain,
swollen/red/bleeding gums, fever, HA, malaise. Upon assessment, you notice
ulceration in the patients mouth and a red, inflamed tongue. What do they have?
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Stomatitis
, A patient presents with complaints of dizziness when changing position. It has a
sudden onset but resolved with if they do not move their heads. What do they have?
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BPV
A patient presents with the following symptoms: dizziness, N/V, diaphoresis,
imbalance, vertigo, tinnitus, fluctuating hearing loss, ear pressure, and diplopia. What
do they have?
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Peripheral vestibular disease
A patient complains of deep otalgia (ear pain), fever, and unilateral decreased
hearing. They report a recent history of a URI. Report occasional dizziness, vertigo,
tinnitus, and N/V. What do they have?
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AOM
The patient comes in with the following history and physical exam: nasal congestion,
pain/pressure, initial improvement then worsening symptoms. Complains of
tenderness of sinuses. They also have a fever of 103 and their symptoms have been
present >7 days. What do they have?
around the eye. Reports rhinorrhea/nasal congestion, red tearing eyes, eyelid edema,
pytosis, sweating of forehead, and nausea. The HA lasts 15 min to 3 hours and the
person just wants to pace the flood or rock in a chair hold their head. The headaches
occur up to 8 times a day for several weeks but then can go pain free for years. What
do they have?
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, Vascular - Cluster HA
You have a patient present with itching in nasal passage/conjunctivae/roof of mouth.
Reports epiphoria (strongly, watery ocular discharge), sneezing, coughing, rhinorrhea,
and sore throat. Upon assessment, you note the muscus membranes are pale/blue
and there is clear secretions. What do they have
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Allergic Rhinitis
A patient presents with unilateral facial paralysis, normal ocular movements, normal
facial sensation, dysgeusia (loss of taste), postauricular pain, hyperacusis (abnormal
sensitivity to sound), and a heavy feeling on the face. What do you suspect?
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Bell's Palsy
A patient presents with dry mouth, halitosis, difficulty speaking/swallowing, oral pain,
swollen/red/bleeding gums, fever, HA, malaise. Upon assessment, you notice
ulceration in the patients mouth and a red, inflamed tongue. What do they have?
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Stomatitis
, A patient presents with complaints of dizziness when changing position. It has a
sudden onset but resolved with if they do not move their heads. What do they have?
Give this one a try later!
BPV
A patient presents with the following symptoms: dizziness, N/V, diaphoresis,
imbalance, vertigo, tinnitus, fluctuating hearing loss, ear pressure, and diplopia. What
do they have?
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Peripheral vestibular disease
A patient complains of deep otalgia (ear pain), fever, and unilateral decreased
hearing. They report a recent history of a URI. Report occasional dizziness, vertigo,
tinnitus, and N/V. What do they have?
Give this one a try later!
AOM
The patient comes in with the following history and physical exam: nasal congestion,
pain/pressure, initial improvement then worsening symptoms. Complains of
tenderness of sinuses. They also have a fever of 103 and their symptoms have been
present >7 days. What do they have?
