ATI RN · Obstetrics and Pediatrics · Pediatric HEENT Disorders NCLEX Questions
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A 1-year-old child presents with increased size of the cornea. Review of systems reveals history of increased tearing and apparent sensitivity to light. The cornea appears cloudy.
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Correct Answer: Glaucoma
The leading reason for physician visits and for use of antibiotics among children is
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Correct Answer: otitis media
A major physical examination point to differentiate otitis media from otitis externa and mastoiditis is
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Correct Answer: on manipulation of the auricle
A 4-year-old child that is new to your clinic has a small pit-like depression anterior to the helix and above the tragus. There are no symptoms. Which is the recommended initial management?
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Correct Answer: Observation only
Which is not true of examination of the tympanic membrane?
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Correct Answer: A red tympanic membrane can be normal
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