Test your knowledge of ear, eye and oral health conditions

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?

True or false — Amblyopia is a vision development disorder where there is an inward turning of one or both eyes.

How is dry eye syndrome managed? Select all that apply.

Which of the following are characteristics of otitis media with effusion?

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) estimates that approximately what percentage of the UK population will experience communication difficulties at some point in their lives?

When is an urgent referral to a GP advised for adult patients presenting with hearing loss?

Which of the following questions would help to establish whether a patient’s dizziness has a vestibular cause?

If a seven-year-old child is diagnosed with acute otitis media and has a perforated ear drum, what is the first choice of treatment?

Which of the following suggest toothache with sinus involvement?

Which of the following are examples of common xerogenic drugs that can cause dry mouth?

True or false — Pericoronitis describes inflammation of the gum tissues around an erupting tooth, which usually occurs in the lower jaw.

Which of the following are examples of anticholinergic side effects affecting oral health?

Ulcers may be a long-standing problem for some patients. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) presents as painful round or oval ulcers that recur at different sites in the mouth and can be categorised into the subtypes of minor, major and herpetiform. Which of the following are characteristics of major RAS?

Which of the following symptoms indicate an urgent refer to the emergency department is required?

Which of the following describe the symptoms of chronic open angle glaucoma?

Which of the following are first-line treatment options for acute bacterial conjunctivitis recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence?