EarNoseMouthandThroatchecklist-2023

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Ears, Nose, Mouth, & Throat Name: Kelly Jamison Date: 02/07/2024 # of minutes: 10 Preceptor Name: Chelsea Ekins Preceptor Signature: Chelsea Ekins History Remember to look at each history component as it relates to the head, face, and neck. Ask the patient the following: x Do you have… x Hearing loss? x Vertigo? x Tinnitus? x Ear drainage? x Earache? x Nasal congestion? x Nosebleed? x Mouth and dental pain? x Sore throat? x Hoarseness? x Do you have balance problems? x Do you have drainage from your ears? If yes, how much and what color? x Have you had recent head trauma? x Are you exposed to noise pollution at work or in your home environment? x Are you on any prescribed or OTC medications? x Do you have problems or complaints related to your Ears, nose, mouth or throat? x Do you have allergies to any medications, foods, or environmental factors? x Do you have any health problems? x Are you on any medications, prescribed, or over the counter?
INSPECT Findings OTHOSCOPIC EXAM INSPECT Findings Physical Assessment Equipment Gather equipment needed for exam: x Thermometer x Gloves x Penlight x Tongue blade x Stethoscope x Otoscope x Gauze x Cup of water Position Sitting Technique First, scan your patient head to toe checking for speciWic signs of diseases, affecting other organ systems that might alter the head, face, and neck. Inspection, Palpation, Percussion, Auscultation External Ear Angle of attachment Size, shape, symmetry Condition of skin, drainage PALPATE Consistency, tenderness, nodules Helix, tragus, mastoid process x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or External Ear Canal
Color, position of landmarks, integrity of TM, mobility of TM x WNL or
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INSPECT Findings INSPECT INSPECT Tympanic Membrane Color, position of landmarks, integrity of TM, mobility of TM HEARING TESTS (Test Each Ear Separately) Whisper Voice Test Ticking Watch Test Weber Test x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or Sinuses Edema PALPATE Tenderness PERCUSS Tenderness Findings x WNL or Findings x WNL or Findings x WNL or Nose Position, septal deviation, discharge, Wlaring Nasal mucosa color, intact septum, turbinates, polyps PALPATE Patency Findings x WNL or x WNL or Findings x WNL or Mouth and Throat
Lips: Color, lesions, purse-lip, odor Oral mucosa: Color, lesions Gingivae: Color, bleeding, retraction, hypertrophy Teeth: Occlusion, number, condition, color Tongue: Color, lesions, texture, position, mobility Oropharynx/soft and hard palate/ tonsils: Color, condition, lesions, drainage, exudates PALPATE Lips and tongue: Tenderness, muscle tone, lesions Oropharynx: Test gag reWlex Findings x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or x WNL or Findings x WNL or x WNL or
Document Document your Dindings and develop your plan of care using “SOAP”: S ubjective data, O bjective data, A ssessment/clinical judgement, and P lan. S Patient came in for their annual check up and wanted to make sure everything was going okay. Patient stated they felt Wine, but they were just wanting a check up. O Patient appears to be within normal limits of their visit with us last year and seem to be in little to no pain before the assessment A During the assessment I did not Wind anything that was concerning or anything that is needing to be reported.
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P Plan is to have the patient follow up in a couple of months for another check up or to come sooner if they start to feel worse.