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A rolling audit in the ENT Unit in XXXX Objective To evaluate how well we are adhering to national guidelines CG60 Surgical management of OME Feb 2008 specifically do our paediatric patients meet the criteria for surgery. A rolling audit in the ENT Unit in XXXX. Objective. To evaluate how well we are adhering to national guidelines (CG60: Surgical management of OME, Feb 2008); specifically do our paediatric patients meet the criteria for surgery. tamponade. Sunitha. Daniel. Outline. Brief Overview. Causes. Clinical Presentation. Investigations. Management Update. Overview. Abnormal . amount of and/or an abnormal character to fluid in the pericardial space. Physical Assessment for the Certified School Nurse. Jackie Zolotsky, RN, MSN, CRNP, CSN. Parkland School District. August 12, . 2015. Goals. Be able to identify the anatomy of the ear and pharynx and their purpose.. Mary Bennett, Amanda . Buisman. & . Roline. Campbell. Pertinent Anatomy. Ossicles . (malleus, incus, stapes). OR. Tympanic Membrane. External Ear Canal. OR. Auricle. Pertinent Anatomy. (Cone of light). Presented by :. Dr. . Vidhu. . Mittal. Junior Resident. Deptt. . of Chest and TB. 1. PLEURAL . SPACE. Introduction. The pleural space is a potential space around the lungs, bounded by two membranes, the visceral pleura covering the lung and the parietal pleura covering the chest wall and the diaphragm. . Improperly measuring RV dilation. Misinterpreting IVC collapse. Misdiagnosing . mirror artifact as lung consolidation. Misdiagnosing stomach as free peritoneal fluid. Over-diagnosis of acute . cholecystitis. 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. The most common infection for which antibacterial agents are prescribed for children in the US. 1/3 . of office visits to pediatricians. Peak incidence 6 – 12 months old . ≈ 2/3 of children experience at least one episode by 1 year old. second most common disease of childhood (after upper respiratory infection). most common cause for childhood visits to a physician's office . Roughly 16 million office visits annually. Infection or inflammation of the middle ear cavity. . By. Prof. . Ehab. . Taha. . Yaseen. Acute otitis media. Definition:. Collection of purulent fluid in the middle ear cleft for less than 3 weeks. . Define the middle ear cleft . ((Home work)). Sources of infection:. Quality Department Guidelines for Clinical Care Ambulatory Otitis Media Guideline TeamTeam leaderHeather L. Burrows, MD, PhDGeneral PediatricsTeam membersR. Alexander Blackwood, MD, PhDPediatric Infec Otitis media What is otitis media? Otitis media (oh-tite-iss mee-dee-ah, or middle ear infection) is one of the most common childhood illnesses. It is caused by a virus or bacteria that travels from Chronic . Otitis. Media. . Definition. Inflammation of the middle ear.. May also involve inflammation of mastoid.. Classifications . Chronic Non Suppurative Otitis Media. Otitis media with effusion . . By. Prof. . Ehab. . Taha. . Yaseen. Head of department of Surgery. Objectives. Will able to diagnose and treat both acute . suppurative. otitis media and otitis media with effusion. To know the influencing factors for recurrent acute otitis...