Ear, nose, mouth, throat and upper airway

ROYAL COLLEGE OBJECTIVES: EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND UPPER AIRWAY

1. Screening procedures for hearing and indications for referral
2. Symptoms and signs
   • Congenital and acquired nasopharyngeal obstruction
   • Congenital and acquired neck masses
   • Congenital and acquired stridor, hoarseness and voice abnormalities
   • Deformities of the ear
   • Epistaxis
   • Hearing loss
3. Conditions
   • Abnormal dentition, dental caries and dental trauma
   • Cleft lip and palate
   • Deafness
   • Feeding and swallowing issues
   • Mastoiditis and sinusitis
   • Otitis media/otitis externa
   • Pharyngitis
   • Retropharyngeal abscess, supraglottitis and epiglottitis
   • Tonsillectomy and its complications
   • Upper airway abnormalities

LECTURES AND REVIEW ARTICLES