Health Assessment Exam
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cyanosis | may indicate hypoxia, bluish color of ears and usually longstanding
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pallor | indicate vasomotor instability; paleness
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extreme reddness | indicate vasomotor instability; redness
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squamous cell carcinoma | 2nd most common skin cancer, often occurs on top of the helix of the ear
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cutaneous cyst | benign, closed firm sac that lies in the dermis forming a dome-shaped lump
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basal cell carcinoma | raised nodule with a lustrous surface and telangectatic vessels; most common form of skin cancer
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tophi | deposit of uric acid crystals; occurs after years of high blood levels of uric acid- gout
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keloid | firm, nodular scar tissue (most prevalent in dark skinned people)
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darwins tubercle | small painless nodule at the helix (insignificant congenital variation)
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otitis externa | painful movement of the auricle, inflammation of the outer ear; redness and serous drainage
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otitis media | painful over the mastoid; yellow-amber serum of the tympanic membrane
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ear canal | outer portion of ear surrounded by cartilage
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extosis | painless nodular swelling covered by normal skin deep in the ear canal
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Ossicles of middle ear | malleus, stapes, incus
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Hearing Loss: Conductive | mechanical dysfunction of the external or middle ear
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Weber & Rinne Test | advanced hearing assessments if hearing is diminished
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conductive hearing loss | mechanical dysfunction of external or middle ear
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sensorineural hearing loss | degeneration of cranial nerve 8
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Rinne Test | 2 part advanced hearing assessment to test air and bone conduction of ear
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Weber Test | advanced assessment testing lateralization of sound in the ears
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