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Assessment and Management of Patients With Hearing and Balance Disorders Chp 59

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acute otitis media:   inflammation in the middle ear lasting less than 6 weeks  
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cholesteatoma:   tumor of the middle ear or mastoid, or both, that can destroy structures of the temporal bone  
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chronic otitis media:   repeated episodes of acute otitis media causing irreversible tissue damage and persistent tympanic membrane perforation  
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conductive hearing loss:   loss of hearing in which efficient sound transmission to the inner ear is interrupted by some obstruction or disease process  
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deafness:   partial or complete loss of the ability to hear  
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dizziness:   altered sensation of orientation in space  
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endolymphatic hydrops:   dilation of the endolymphatic space of the inner ear; the pathologic correlate of Ménière’s disease  
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exostoses:   small, hard, bony protrusions in the lower posterior bony portion of the ear canal  
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labyrinthitis:   inflammation of the labyrinth of the inner ear  
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Ménière’s disease:   condition of the inner ear characterized by a triad of symptoms:  
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middle ear effusion:   fluid in the middle ear without evidence of infection  
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myringotomy (ie, tympanotomy):   incision in the tympanic membrane  
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nystagmus:   involuntary rhythmic eye movement  
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ossiculoplasty:   surgical reconstruction of the middle ear bones to restore hearing  
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otalgia:   sensation of fullness or pain in the ear  
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otitis externa (ie, external otitis):   inflammation of the external auditory canal  
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otorrhea:   drainage from the ear  
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otosclerosis:   a condition characterized by abnormal spongy bone formation around the stapes  
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presbycusis:   progressive hearing loss associated with aging  
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rhinorrhea:   drainage from the nose  
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sensorineural hearing loss:   loss of hearing related to damage of the end organ for hearing or cranial nerve VIII, or both  
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tinnitus:   subjective perception of sound with internal origin; unwanted noises in the head or ear  
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tympanoplasty:   surgical repair of the tympanic membrane  
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vertigo:   illusion of movement in which the individual or the surroundings are sensed as moving  
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