The Sensory System MD0582

DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
LESSON 1
	Section I. GENERAL
		1-1. INTRODUCTION
		1-2. THE SENSORY PATHWAYS
	Section II. THE SPECIAL SENSE OF VISION (SIGHT)
		1-3. ANATOMY OF THE EYE
		1-4. ACCESSORY STRUCTURES OF THE EYE
		1-5. PHYSIOLOGY OF VISION
	Section III. THE SPECIAL SENSE OF HEARING (AUDITORY
		1-6. GENERAL
		1-7. ANATOMY
		1-8. PHYSIOLOGY
	Section IV. THE SPECIAL SENSE OF SMELL (OLFACTION)
		1-9. GENERAL
		1-10. ANATOMY OF OLFACTION
		1-11. PHYSIOLOGY OF OLFACTION
	Section V. THE SPECIAL SENSE OF TASTE (GUSTATION)
		1-12. GENERAL
		1-13. ANATOMY OF GUSTATION
		1-14. PHYSIOLOGY OF GUSTATION
		1-15. CLOSING
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 2
	PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE SENSORY SYSTEM (HEENT)
		2-1. INTRODUCTION
		2-2. OBTAIN PATIENT HISTORY
		2-3. EXAMINATION OF THE FACE
		2-4. EYE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES
		2-5. EXAMINATION OF EARS
		2-6. EXAMINATION OF NOSE/SINUSES
		2-7. EXAMINATION OF MOUTH/PHARYNX
		2-8. SPECIFIC ITEMS TO LOOK FOR IN AN HEENT INSPECTION
		2-9. MEDICAL TERMS RELATED TO THE EYES
		2-10. CLOSING
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 3
	Section I. OCULAR DISEASES AND DISORDERS
		3-1. INTRODUCTION
		3-2. EXUDATION (CONJUNCTIVAL DISCHARGE)
		3-3. GONOCOCCAL CONJUNCTIVITIS
		3-4. INCLUSION CONJUNCTIVITIS
		3-5. HERPES SIMPLEX KERATITIS
		3-6. UVEITIS
		3-7. CATARACTS
		3-8. CORNEAL ULCER
		3-9. EYE STRAIN
		3-10. FLOATERS
		3-11. BLEPHAROSPASM (TIC)
		3-12. HORDEOLUM (STYE)
		3-13. EYELID DISORDERS
		3-14. ANTIBACTERIAL MEDICATIONS FOR EYE DISEASES
	Section II. CONDITIONS OF THE EAR
		3-15. INTRODUCTION
		3-16. DISEASE OF THE EXTERNAL EAR--EXTERNAL OTITIS
		3-17. DISEASE OF THE EXTERNAL EAR--CERUMEN IMPACTION
		3-18. DISEASE OF THE MIDDLE EAR--AUDITORY TUBE DYSFUNCTION
		3-19. DISEASE OF THE MIDDLE EAR--OTITIS MEDIA
		3-20. CONDITION OF THE MIDDLE EAR--TYMPANIC MEMBRANE PERFORATION
		3-21. DISEASE OF THE INNER EAR--LABYRINTHITIS
		3-22. DISEASE OF THE INNER EAR--TINNITUS
	Section III. NASAL CONDITIONS/THROAT CONDITIONS
		3-23. INTRODUCTION
		3-24. SEPTAL DEVIATION
		3-25. SEPTAL ULCERATION/SEPTAL PERFORATION
		3-26. SEPTAL HEMATOMA (SEPTAL ABSCESS)
		3-27. RHINITIS MEDICAMENTOSA
		3-28. NASAL POLYPS
		3-29. PERITONSILLAR ABSCESS
		3-30. CLOSING
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS
LESSON 4
	Section I. HEAD INJURIES
		4-1. INTRODUCTION
		4-2. FACIAL FRACTURES
	Section II. EYE INJURIES
		4-3. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
		4-4. NONPENETRATING EYE INJURIES
		4-5. PENETRATING EYE INJURIES
		4-6. ENUCLEATION/EYEBALL KNOCKED OUT OF SOCKET
		4-7. EYELID
	Section III. EAR INJURIES/DISORDERS
		4-8. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
		4-9. HEMATOMA OF THE EXTERNAL EAR
		4-10. LACERATION OF THE EXTERNAL EAR
		4-11. PERFORATION OF TYMPANIC MEMBRANE
		4-12. CONDUCTIVE DEAFNESS
		4-13. FOREIGN BODIES IN THE EAR
	Section IV. NOSE INJURIES
		4-14. EPISTAXIS (NOSE BLEED)
		4-15. FRACTURE OF THE NOSE
		4-16. FOREIGN BODIES OF THE NOSE
	Section V. THROAT INJURIES
		4-17. OROPHARYNX FOREIGN BODIES
		4-18. ESOPHAGEAL FOREIGN BODIES
		4-19. CLOSING
	EXERCISES
	SOLUTIONS