Write about opd cases of ent as many as you now around 30 with prescription and the reason of medicine prescribed and make its pdf for practice and education purpose
Reading File
Running Command
Writing File
Running Command
Running Command
Your PDF is ready! Download it here:
ENT OPD 30 Cases
PDF Document · PDF
What's inside the PDF
The document is organized across 3 sections with a cover page, table of contents, 30 fully detailed cases, and a quick-reference drug class appendix.
EAR - Cases 1-10
| # | Condition | Key Drugs & Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Acute Otitis Media | Amoxicillin (covers S. pneumoniae/H. influenzae), Paracetamol, Xylometazoline (ET decongestant) |
| 2 | CSOM - Tubotympanic | Ciprofloxacin+Dexa otic (Pseudomonas coverage, safe with TM perforation), oral Ciprofloxacin |
| 3 | Acute Otitis Externa | Cipro+Hydrocortisone drops (Pseudomonas + inflammation), Ibuprofen |
| 4 | Otomycosis (Diabetic) | Clotrimazole drops (ergosterol disruption), oral Fluconazole (systemic in immunocompromised) |
| 5 | BPPV | Epley Manoeuvre, Betahistine (vestibular microcirculation), Prochlorperazine PRN |
| 6 | Meniere's Disease | Betahistine TID (reduces endolymphatic hydrops), HCTZ diuretic, Lorazepam for acute attack |
| 7 | Sudden SNHL | Prednisolone 1 mg/kg (anti-inflammatory, started within 72 hrs), Pantoprazole (GI cover), Acyclovir |
| 8 | Wax Impaction | Carbamide peroxide drops (effervescent softening), microsuction |
| 9 | Tinnitus | Betahistine, low-dose Amitriptyline (sleep + central modulation), Vit B12, TRT referral |
| 10 | Glue Ear (OME) | Amoxicillin-Clavulanate, Mometasone intranasal (adenoid volume reduction, ET function) |
NOSE - Cases 11-20
| # | Condition | Key Drugs & Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| 11 | Allergic Rhinitis | Mometasone (best single agent), Cetirizine (H1 blocker), Montelukast (anti-leukotriene) |
| 12 | Acute Bacterial Sinusitis | Amox-Clav (beta-lactamase stable), Xylometazoline (ostial drainage), Mometasone |
| 13 | CRS with Nasal Polyps | Oral Prednisolone (polyp shrinkage), maintenance Mometasone, FESS if refractory |
| 14 | Epistaxis (anterior) | Silver nitrate cautery, Naseptin cream, Tranexamic acid (antifibrinolytic) |
| 15 | Deviated Nasal Septum | Fluticasone (turbinate reduction), Septoplasty referral |
| 16 | Rhinitis Medicamentosa | Oxymetazoline withdrawal + Mometasone (counters rebound congestion) |
| 17 | Nasal Foreign Body | Xylometazoline pre-procedure, Mother's kiss technique, Mupirocin post-removal |
| 18 | Acute Viral Rhinitis | Cetirizine, Xylometazoline (max 5 days), Zinc lozenges (reduces cold duration ~33%) |
| 19 | Post-COVID Anosmia | Olfactory training (most evidence-based), Alpha-lipoic acid, intranasal Vitamin A |
| 20 | Septal Haematoma | URGENT I&D (prevents cartilage necrosis/saddle nose), Amox-Clav prophylaxis |
THROAT / LARYNX - Cases 21-30
| # | Condition | Key Drugs & Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | Acute Streptococcal Tonsillitis | Benzathine Pen G (single IM, prevents rheumatic fever), Betamethasone IM (reduces oedema) |
| 22 | Peritonsillar Abscess (Quinsy) | URGENT I&D, Benzylpenicillin + Metronidazole IV (strep + Fusobacterium/anaerobes) |
| 23 | Chronic Tonsillitis | Tonsillectomy (Paradise criteria met), Amoxicillin for current exacerbation |
| 24 | Adenoid Hypertrophy | Mometasone + Montelukast (lymphoid reduction), Adenoidectomy if no response |
| 25 | Acute Viral Pharyngitis | Benzydamine gargle (topical NSAID), no antibiotics needed |
| 26 | Laryngopharyngeal Reflux | Omeprazole BD (LPR requires BD not OD), Domperidone (prokinetic), Alginate raft |
| 27 | Vocal Cord Nodules | Voice therapy (resolves majority), Omeprazole (LPR co-exists in 40%), Carbocisteine |
| 28 | Acute Epiglottitis | AIRWAY FIRST, Ceftriaxone IV (H. influenzae), Dexamethasone IV, Adrenaline nebuliser |
| 29 | Laryngomalacia | Omeprazole suspension (GERD worsens inflammation), thickened feeds, Supraglottoplasty if severe |
| 30 | Adult OSA | CPAP (gold standard), Montelukast (mucosal oedema), UPPP if CPAP intolerant |
The PDF also includes a Quick Reference Drug Class Table covering all major ENT drug classes (penicillins, fluoroquinolones, corticosteroids, antihistamines, vestibular agents, PPIs, antifungals, mucolytics, and more) with their primary ENT indications. Purely for educational and practice use.
Create a quick prescriptions-only cheat sheet as a separate PDF
Writing File
Running Command
Running Command
Done! Download the cheat sheet here:
ENT OPD Prescription Cheatsheet
PDF Document · PDF
What's in this cheat sheet
Format: Compact, 2-column layout - all 30 cases fit in just a few pages for quick OPD reference.
Each case card shows:
- Case number + diagnosis (colour-coded by section)
- Drug name in bold
- Dose / frequency / duration on the right
Colour coding:
- 🔵 Blue cards - EAR (Cases 1-10)
- 🟢 Green cards - NOSE (Cases 11-20)
- 🟣 Purple cards - THROAT / LARYNX (Cases 21-30)
Bonus last page: A "First-Line Drug Quick Reference" table listing the drug of choice + alternative/add-on for every condition at a glance - useful for exams and busy OPD rounds.
Not a signal pdf is working
Running Command
Running Command
Both PDFs are valid and complete (32 pages and 5 pages). The files themselves are not broken. The download links should work - try clicking them again:
- - 32 pages, 83 KB
ENT OPD 30 Cases
PDF Document · PDF
- - 5 pages, 18 KB
ENT OPD Prescription Cheatsheet
PDF Document · PDF
If the links still don't open, can you tell me more about what happens when you click them? For example:
- Does the page show a blank/error?
- Does it open but show garbled content?
- Does nothing happen at all?
This will help me figure out if it's a browser issue, a rendering issue, or something else I can fix on my end.
This is a shared conversation. Sign in to Orris to start your own chat.