Approach to the Patient With Nasal and Pharyngeal Symptoms

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• Evaluation of the Patient with Nasal and Pharyngeal Symptoms
  • Anatomy
    • Throat
    • Nose
    • Sinuses
    • Anatomy reference
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination

• Epistaxis
  • Pathophysiology
  • Etiology
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination
    • Red flags
    • Interpretation of findings
    • Testing
  • Treatment
    • Anterior epistaxis
    • Posterior epistaxis
    • Bleeding disorders
  • Key Points

• Nasal Congestion and Rhinorrhea
  • Etiology
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination
    • Red flags
    • Interpretation of findings
    • Testing
  • Treatment
  • Geriatrics Essentials
  • Key Points

• Neck Mass
  • Etiology
    • Etiology reference
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination
    • Red flags
    • Interpretation of findings
    • Testing
    • Evaluation reference
  • Treatment
  • Key Points

• Sore Throat
  • Etiology
    • Tonsillopharyngitis
    • Abscess
    • Epiglottitis
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination
    • Red flags
    • Interpretation of findings
    • Testing
    • Reference
  • Treatment
    • Treatment reference
  • Key Points

• Overview of Smell and Taste Abnormalities
  • Taste
  • Smell
  • Geriatrics Essentials

• Anosmia
  • Pathophysiology
  • Evaluation
    • History
    • Physical examination
    • Red flags
    • Interpretation of findings
    • Testing
  • Treatment
  • Geriatrics Essentials
  • Key Points