Sensory-neuro (not always loss)

Tumor on the 8th never

enlargement of auditory canal

Sensory-neuro

On top of vestibular nerve

slow growing unilateral

Cerebellopontine

Angle Tumor

Some Sensory-neuro (variable)

Tumor

Auditor Cortical

Tumor

Some sensory-neuro (variable)

A tumor

Central Auditory Processing Disorder 

(APD)

No peripheral

Malformation of cell type, poor development of cell types

Malformation or poor development of central aud. pathways

no hearing loss if ear canal  is open

Small pinna

conductive hearing loss

no opening to canal malformation of pinna/aurical

Cauliflower 

Ear

no hearing loss

-damage to pinna

-hitting their ear blood vessel don't feed the issue

-tissue of cartilage shrives up

-no hearing loss

-extra auricle

-genetic error

Post-Auricular

Sinus

-no hearing losss

-auricle swollen, red

-gill slits

-extra whole where their is a sinus/sac

- no hearing loss

-swelling of cell

- infection of earcanal

-no hearing loss

- no blood flow

-surgically removed

-no hearing loss

-any where in the ear

-no hearing loss

-cancer (most likely from sun)

-no hearing loss

-cance tumor

-ear canal open

-mushroom cloud cancer

-no hearing loss

-cancer

-white puffy stuff

-no hearing loss

-bacterial infection

-eats away the cartilage

Supperichonrial

Hematoma

-no hearing loss

-bubble under skin of ear

-trama

-no hearing loss

-infection in the mastoid

-no hearing loss

-conductive loss if TM is blocked by wax

-overbuild up of wax

-no hearing loss

-object blocking the TM

-not likely

-lots of pain

-bacterial

-Swollen walls 

-putting out exidate

-no hearing loss

-hard to treat

-fungus

-black gross in canal

-no hearing loss

-out cropping of the bone growth in canal

-no hearing loss

-large boney growth in canal from cold water

(swimmers ear)

-no hearing loss

-cancer of the ear canal

-conductive hearing loss

- sac in TM

-chronic middle ear disease

-smells bad

-conductive hearing loss

-fluid collects on TM

-conductive hearing loss

-eardrum bulges out

-red or yellow

-fluid pressure on TM and can burst

-conductive hearing loss

-TM decay

-conductive hearing loss

-fluid collection that never drains

-fluid gets thicker

-no perforation of TM

-sterial fluid

-no mobility of TM

- minor hearing loss

-ventilation tube is put in to put air in

-no hearing loss

-calcium on TM

Attic TM Perforation 

with

Cholesteatamo

-conduction hearing loss

-sac that breaks

-conduction hearing loss

-sac on the inner portion of TM

-may sit on the ossicles

Tramatic Dislocation 

of 

Ossicles

-conductive hearing losss

-dislocation of ossicles

-conductive hearing loss

-spongy bone around the stapes foot plate

-removal of the stapes

-conduction hearing loss

-cause by a virus

-bubble

-no hearing Loss

-only on layer of TM

-chronic ear disease 

Q-tip 

Puncture

-conductive hearing loss

-whole in the TM

-conductive hearing loss

-glomer cell in the middle ear go a muck and make a tumor

Herpes Vesicules

on

TM

-small conductive hear loss

-blisters

Subtotal Tm

Perforation

-conductive hearing loss

-no TM, completely gone

Tuberculosis

of the 

Middle Ear

-conductive hearing loss

-eats away at the TM

sensory-nuero 

profound deafness

Monodinils  Dysphasia

Trisomy 13

-Sensory-nuero

-cochlear doesn't develop

-Deaf

sensory-neuro

-hearing loss due to aging

Noise Induced 

Hearing Loss

(organ of corti)

sensory-nuero

traumatic damage of organ of corti 

-too much movement

-sensory-nuero

-trama 

-blister on  OHC

-Sensory-nuero

-damage haircells

-burn victims' meds, antibiotics, Cemo

-no haircells

-startes in high frequency 

causes ototoxicity 

-meds

-antibiotic

-severe medicine

-sensory-nuero

-German messals

-mother has them while preggers

-only effects the neo-nate

-sensory-nuero one sided

-damage to organ of corti

Transverse & Longitudinal 

Skull Fracture

-sensory-nuero

-trama to cochlear

Temporal Bone

Fractures

otis capsule

-sensory-neuro

-skull fracture

Sudden Loss

&

Hypertension

-sensory-nuero 

-one sided

-one morning can't hear

-compromise in blood flow

-may be blockage

-very few regain hearing

Congenital Malformation

of

SCC's

-sensory-neuro

-don't develop

sensory-nuero

SCC don't develop

Endoymphatic

Hydrops

-too much endolymth 

-Reissner's membrane balloons up

-residual hearing loss

-never goes away

-hearing loss

-disiness

-tinitics (ringing in the ear)