Otolaryngologic Presentations
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ME 3.6.1.1(a)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Otalgia
ME 3.6.1.1(b)
ME 3.6.1.1(c)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Cholesteatoma
ME 3.6.1.1(d)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Perforated tympanic membrane
ME 3.6.1.1(e)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Sudden sensorineural hearing loss
ME 3.6.1.1(f)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Chondritis/perichondritis
ME 3.6.1.1(g)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Mastoiditis
ME 3.6.1.1(h)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Labyrinthitis, vestibular neuronitis
ME 3.6.1.1(i)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Meniere's disease
ME 3.6.1.1(j)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of ear presentations, including: Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
ME 3.6.1.2
Aetiology and pathophysiology of epistaxis and sinusitis.
ME 3.6.1.3(a)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of throat and oropharynx presentations, including: Acute infections
ME 3.6.1.3(b)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of throat and oropharynx presentations, including: Supraglottitis, epiglottitis
ME 3.6.1.3(c)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of throat and oropharynx presentations, including: Abscesses
ME 3.6.1.3(d)
Aetiology and pathophysiology of throat and oropharynx presentations, including: Post-tonsillectomy bleed
ME 3.6.1.4(a)
Role and use of following equipment in the assessment of otolaryngologic and ophthalmologic presentations: Otoscope
ME 3.6.1.4(b)
Role and use of following equipment in the assessment of otolaryngologic and ophthalmologic presentations: Pneumatic endoscope
ME 3.6.1.5
Take a history and perform a targeted examination of a patient with a suspected disorder of the ear, nose or throat, including the use of otoscope and insertion of nasal speculum.
ME 3.6.1.6
Interpret symptoms and clinical signs of ear, nose and throat illness, with consideration for public health implications and different management strategies in specific populations, such as Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Māori and Pasifika patients.
ME 3.6.1.7
Generate a differential diagnosis, treatment plan and disposition for patients with simple ear, nose and throat illness.
ME 3.6.2.1
ME 3.6.2.2
Insert an ear wick.
ME 3.6.2.3
Collect a nasopharyngeal specimen to test for infection.
ME 3.6.2.4
Remove foreign bodies from the nose, ear, upper airway and pharynx.
ME 3.6.2.5
ME 3.6.2.6
Manage epistaxis using anterior packing, cautery, posterior packing and balloon placement, as appropriate.
ME 3.6.3.1
Indications, contraindications and complications of drainage of a peritonsillar abscess.
ME 3.6.3.2
Generate a differential diagnosis, treatment plan and disposition for patients with complex ear, nose and throat illness.