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According to the Powell-Riley protocol, stage I surgery for a Type II airway would consist of...?
A)Tonsillectomy
B)UPPP
C)Genioglossus advancement
D) A+B
E) B+C
-Type 1 (oropharyngeal obstruction) = UPPP
-Type II (oro/hypopharyngeal obstruction) = UPPP and genioglossus advancement w/ possible hyoid myotomy.
-Type III (hypopharyngeal obstruction = genioglossus advancement w/o palatal surg.
The pathogenesis of OSA in children in the majority of cases is...?
Adenotonsillar hypertrophy
B)UPPP
C)Genioglossus advancement
D) A+B
E) B+C
-Type 1 (oropharyngeal obstruction) = UPPP
-Type II (oro/hypopharyngeal obstruction) = UPPP and genioglossus advancement w/ possible hyoid myotomy.
-Type III (hypopharyngeal obstruction = genioglossus advancement w/o palatal surg.
The pathogenesis of OSA in children in the majority of cases is...?
Adenotonsillar hypertrophy
MC Question:
Symptoms of OSA in children include all of the following except.
A) Snoring
B) Hyperactivity
C) Enuresis
D) Daytime drowsiness
E) All of the above
Free Response Question:
1st line treatment for OSA in children is---?
Quick Facts:
-In kids w/ secondary palates or submucous clefts, adenotonsillectomy may cause velopharyngeal insufficiency.
-Increased complications in kids under 3 y/o.
-However, the procedure is 85-95% effective in eliminating OSA.
B) Hyperactivity
C) Enuresis
D) Daytime drowsiness
E) All of the above
Free Response Question:
1st line treatment for OSA in children is---?
Quick Facts:
-In kids w/ secondary palates or submucous clefts, adenotonsillectomy may cause velopharyngeal insufficiency.
-Increased complications in kids under 3 y/o.
-However, the procedure is 85-95% effective in eliminating OSA.
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