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Ear and Hearing Disorders (Ch. 54)
Ear and Hearing Disorders (Ch. 54)
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Which is the only normal secretion in the external auditory canal?
Cerumen
Sebum
Purulent drainage
Mucus
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Eardrum; the structure that separates the external and middle portions of the ear
Tympanic membrane
Cerumen
Presbycusis
Otalgia
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Capable of injuring eighth cranial nerve (aucustic) of hearing and balance structures in ear
Otalgia
Ototoxic
Presbycusis
Cerumen
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Pain in the ear
Vertigo
Presbycusis
Tinnitus
Otalgia
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Age-related changes in the ear affect sensitivity to sound, understanding of speech and:
Infection
Blood pressure
Balance
Cerumen production
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Ringing, buzzing or roaring noise in the ears
Tinnitus
Vertigo
Otalgia
Dizziness
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Feeling of unsteadiness
Ototoxic
Vertigo
Equilibrium
Dizziness
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Which is a common indication for irrigation?
Clot formation
Impacted cerumen
Bleeding
Purulent drainage
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The use of a solution to cleanse the external ear canal or remove something from the canal is
Autometry
Irrigation
Electronystagmography
Debridement
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To prevent one form of congenital hearing impairment, all women of childbearing age should be
Immunized for pertussis
Immunized for rubella
Immunized for hepatitis B
Immunized for influenza
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Waxy secretion in the external auditory canal; earwax
Presbycusis
Otalgia
Sebum
Cerumen
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The type of hearing loss usually associated with aging is:
Cholesteatoma
Predbycusis
Otitis media
Otosclerosis
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Hearing loss associated with age
Otalgia
Presbycusis
Tinnitus
Vertigo
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People who benefit the most from hearing aids are those with:
Conductive hearing loss
Mixed hearing loss
Hearing loss due to Meniere disease
Sensorineural loss
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The external auditory canal is inspected for obvious obstructions or:
Drainage
Jaundice
Edema
Cyanosis
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Following ear surgery,pts often complain of the sensation that the room is spinning or they are
This is documented as otalgia
This is documented as dizziness
This is documented as vertigo
This is documented as edema
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Examples of drugs that can have ototoxic effects are:
Aspirin and antibiotics
Anticoagulants and corticosteriods
Diuretics and antihypertensives
CNS stimulants and adrenergics
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Ototoxicity means that a drug can damage the eighth cranial nerve or the organs of:
Hearing and balance
Vision and sight
Smell and taste
Movement and coordination
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Which is a device that amplifies sound?
An otoscope
An audiometer
A tuning fork
A hearing aid
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The nurse should observe that the top of the auricle normally will be about the level of the:
Eye
Nostrils
Mouth
Forehead
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Sensation that one's body or one's surroundings are rotating
Otalgia
Dizziness
Vertigo
Tinnitus
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Otic drops, or ear drops, are intended to be placed directly into the:
Inner ear canal
Tympanic membrane
External ear canal
Middle ear canal
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Patients who have had ear surgery may have altered auditory sensory perception as a result of:
Knowledge deficit
Dizziness or vertigo
Packing and edema in affected ear
Self-care deficit
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State of balance needed for walking, standing and sitting
Dizziness
Vertigo
Presbycusis
Equilibrium
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Postoperative dizziness or vertigo following ear surgery may put the patient at risk for:
Impaired skin integrity
Infection
Pain
Injury