- where is the pathological process typically located in instances of vertigo?
- sudden onsetassociated with tinnitius and loss of hearingfatiguable horizontal nystagmus
- Which type of vertigo is typically more severe?
- Patient presents with >2 episodes of vertigo, both of which lasted between 20 min and 12 hours. He also complains of tinnitus and ear fullness. Upon exam and additional history, you determine that he has progressive, fluctuating low-medium frequency sensorineural hearing loss. What is the cause of his vertigo?
- Which type of vertigo typically has tinnitus/deafness?
- if a patient complaining of vertigo admits to light headedness and fainting, what should you suspect?
- Patient presents complaining of a feeling of weaving and spinning. You suspect vertigo. What additional symptoms do you need to ask about and look for?
- What type of vertigo improves with eyes closed?
- what is the most important initial step in evaluation of vertigo?
- gradual onsetno auditory sxnon-fatiguable vertical nystagmus
- If someone complains of dizziness, be sure to do a thorough review of what aspect of history?
- vestibular dysfunction, cardiovascular disease, cerebellar disease, and metabolic disturbances along with a combination of problems account for what percent of dizziness complaints?
- spinningweavingseasicknessground rising and fallingrockingthings moving merry go round sensationThese all suggest
- What is the most common cause of hearing loss?
- Patient presents to the clinic with hearing disturbance. They explain that it is better some days and worse some days and claim that it always feels similar in both ears. They also admit feeling off balance and unstable. You suspect autoimmune hearing loss but they deny any autoimmune diseases. What tests do you order?
- What time window classifies sudden sensroy hearing loss?
- which type of hearing loss is not correctable?
- Patient presents with progressive, symmetric, high frequency hearing loss. They explain that they can tell when people are talking to them but they can't tell what they're saying. When you as about associated symptoms, they admit to tinnitus and vertigo as well. You determine they have presbyacusis. How could you treat it?
- inner ear, vision, and proprioception are connected by the
- acoustic neuroma, multiple sclerosis, and auditory neuropathy are examples of what type of hearing los?