'Acute otitis media' presentation slideshows

Otitis Media

Otitis Media. Mary Bennett, Amanda Buisman & Roline Campbell. Pertinent Anatomy. Ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes). OR Auricle. External Ear Canal. OR Tympanic Membrane. Pertinent Anatomy. (Cone of light). Physiology of the Ear. External Ear

2.59k views • 86 slides

Pediatric Infectious Disease

Pediatric Infectious Disease. Russell Lam January 12, 2012. Objectives. Measurement of a fever Acute Otitis Media UTI Pharyngitis. Case 1. A 1 year old baby has had a typical febrile seizure. You are planning on discharging the patient home with the usual advice.

917 views • 69 slides

Pneumococcal Disease in Children: P.S. It Matters

Pneumococcal Disease in Children: P.S. It Matters. Learning Objectives. Describe the current burden of pneumococcal disease since the introduction of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines Discuss the current recommended immunization schedule in infants and children to prevent pneumococcal disease

779 views • 60 slides

Key Pediatric Differences in the Respiratory System

Key Pediatric Differences in the Respiratory System. Lack of /insufficient surfactant Alveoli developing Smaller airways Underdeveloped cartilage. F. Key Differences (cont). Obligatory nose breather (infant) Intercostal muscles less developed Faster respiratory rate

627 views • 40 slides

Rangel QI 2012-2013: Antibiotic Stewardship in the Ambulatory Setting

605 views • 40 slides

ARI

721 views • 40 slides

Course Structure

489 views • 36 slides

Pediatric Respiratory Infections: When are antibiotics indicated?

Renee Fife, MSN, CPN, CPNP Associate Clinical Professor Purdue University Northwest. Pediatric Respiratory Infections: When are antibiotics indicated?. Antibiotic Resistance is Rising: Regional Trends. Antibiotic Prescribing Rates. Think Before Ordering Antibiotics.

971 views • 34 slides

Otitis Media with Effusion Causes Cures Complications

Otitis Media with Effusion Causes Cures Complications. J.H.Black 2013. Otitis media with Effusion. Introduction Non purulent fluid > 3 months 20-50% of all children 90% resolve spontaneously Precise diagnosis still problem. Otitis media with Effusion. Aetiology: Acute otitis media

963 views • 34 slides

THE EAR

THE EAR. External Ear. Pinna. Tympanic membrane. External Auditory Canal. Pinna /Auricle. Location : oval-shaped appendage on the lateral surface of the head. Auricle ?elastic cartilage+skin Ear lobule ?no cartilage (fat and subbutaneous tissue)

1.31k views • 29 slides

Common Ear Complaints

767 views • 27 slides

Otitis Media

1.42k views • 26 slides

Otitis Media

724 views • 26 slides

Adoption of an Electronic Medical Record-Based Decision Support Tool for Otitis Media

Adoption of an Electronic Medical Record-Based Decision Support Tool for Otitis Media. Alexander G. Fiks , MD, MSCE, Peixin Zhang, PhD, A. Russell Localio , PhD, Robert W. Grundmeier , MD, Charles Bailey, MD, PhD,

389 views • 22 slides

Otitis Media & Sinusitis

Otitis Media & Sinusitis. Diego Martinez Sergio Serna Alan Acevedo Angel Mafnas. Types of Otitis Media. Acute otitis media (AOM) Is classified as the first symptoms to show an ear infection. Mostly found in younger children . Otitis media with effusion (OME)

733 views • 19 slides

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection URTI

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection URTI. Dr Ali Somily. Objectives. To learn the epidemiology and various clinical presentation of URT To identify the common etiological agents causing these syndromes To study the laboratory diagnosis of these syndromes

658 views • 16 slides

AOM

AOM. Otitis Media. Otitis Media with effusion (OME) Acute Otitis Media (AOM) Recurrent AOM Chronic Otitis Media/Chronic Otitis Media with effusion Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media (CSOM). Epidemiology. Seasonal Peak: winter months

439 views • 15 slides

Otis Media

378 views • 12 slides

ALTERATIONS IN FUNCTION OF SPECIAL SENSES

ALTERATIONS IN FUNCTION OF SPECIAL SENSES. Conjunctivitis. Inflammation of the conjunctiva. Pathophysiology : bacterial or viral infection, allergens, chemical agents, physical irritants or radiant energy.

228 views • 9 slides