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... nolLaryngolSupp2004May;193:3‐5.10.KoyA,CoonsSJ.Self‐reportedchronicconditions and EQ‐5Dindexscoresin the USadultpopulation.CurrMedResOpin2006Oct;22(10):2065‐71.11.RayNF,BaraniukJN,ThamerM,RinehartCS,GergenPJ,KalinerM,JosephsS,PungYH.Healthcareexpenditures for sinusitisin1996:ContributionsofAsthma,Rhinitis and otherAirwayDisorders.JAllergyClinImmunol1999Mar;103(3Pt1):408‐14.12.FacerGW,KernEB.Sinusitis:currentconcepts and management.In:BaileyBJ,editor.Head and NeckSurgery–Otolaryngology.Philadelphia,PA:JBLippincott,1993.13.ReulerJB,LucasLM,KumarKL.Sinusitis.Areview for generalists.WestJMed1995;163:40–48.14.StammbergerH.FunctionalEndoscopicSinusSurgery.Philadelphia,PA:BCDecker,1991.36LABORATORYEXAMINATIONSeverallaboratorytestsmaybeconsideredin the workupofpatientswithrefractorychronicorrecurrentacutesinusitis.Theseincludecompletebloodcount(CBC)withdifferential, and serumimmunoglobulintests,.Also,sweatchloridetestingmaybeperformedtoruleoutcysticfibrosis,especiallyinchildrenwithnasalpolypsorchronicorrecurrentsinusitis.RADIOLOGYWhenanX‐raymustbedone, the imagingprocedureofchoiceis the computerizedtomography(CT)scan,whichisrecommendedprimarilyinevaluating the extent and severityofdiseaseinchronicsinusitis and incomplicatedsinusitis(Fıgs.5–6).SinusCTscans and MRIscanshavealloweddoctorstodirectlyvisualize the pathologywithin the sinuses and depictnormal and abnormalanatomy.Thesetoolsareanimmenseimprovementoverplainfilmsinusdepiction and cangivereliablereproducibleinformation.(14‐24) The CTscanisnow the goldstandard and hasreplacedplainX‐raysas the imagingstudyofchoiceinchronicsinusitis.CTscans,especially the coronalimages,areusefulinimaging the underlyingsinusanatomyindetail. The combinationofnasalendoscopy and CTscansin the evaluationofchronicsinusdiseaseallows for precisediagnosis and treatment.CTscanisaninvaluabletoolin the evaluationof the sinuses.Oneof the primarystrengthsofsinusCTimagingisimprovedcontrastresolution:thatistosay, the abilitytodepictbone/air and bone/softtissueinterfaces.AnotherprimarystrengthofCTscansisimprovedspatialresolution:thatis, the abilitytodepictverysmallstructures. The surgeon andthe radiologist,workingtogether,hopetoobtainnumerousspecificpiecesofinformationfromCTscansofpatientswithsinusdisease.Thisinformationincludes the statusof the bonywalls, the natureofmaterialwithin the sinuses, andthe statusof the adjacentnormalstructuressuchas the eye,brain, and midface. The statusof the bonywallsof the sinusesisimportantbothinbenignsinusdisease and alsoinsinustumors.Ittakesnewer‐generationscannersonlyminutestoprovidehigh‐resolutionimagesoftissueslabsthatare26fewdayspriortotravel.Medicalcareshouldbeavailableat the patient’sdestinationincasesinusitisor ... 9 The sinusescommunicatewith the nasalcavityvianarrowopeningscalledostia.(11)Ostiadrainintospaceswithin the nosecalledmeatiwhichareborderedbyverticallyorientedbonesknownasturbinates. The tearduct(naso‐lacrimalduct)drainsinto the inferiormeatus(whichisborderedby the inferiorturbinatebone).Thisisonereasonwhyournosedripswhenwecry. The maxillary,frontal, and ethmoidsinusesdraininto the middlemeatus,whichisborderedby the middleturbinatebone(FIGURE2).Someof the ethmoidsinusesalsodraininto the superiormeatus,whichisaspacedefinedbysuperiorturbinatebone.While the maxillary,frontal, and sphenoidsinusesaresolitary,well‐definedcompartments, the ethmoidsinusis–inactuality–acollectionofseveralsmallsinuses,structuredlikeabeehive.Itis for thisreasonthat the ethmoidsinuseshavevarieddrainagepatterns. The sphenoidsinusdrainsinto the spheno‐ethmoidalrecess,locatedbetween the superiorturbinatebone andthe nasalseptum.(3,11,12)Air and mucusenter and exit the sinusthrough the sinusostia. The functionsof the nose and sinusesincludeolfaction(senseofsmell),respiration, and defense.(3,11,12) The nose and sinusesproducemucustokeep the nasal and upperrespiratorypassagewaysmoist, and haveaneffectonvocalresonance.Among the importantphysiologicalrolesof the sinusesare the humidification and warmingofinspiredair, andthe removalofparticulatematterfromthisair.Humidification and warmingofinspiredairareaccomplishedby the waterysecretionsof the serousglands,whichcanproduceupto1–2litersofsecretionsperday.24FACIALPAIN AND HEADACHE ... )was for children12yearsoryounger.(5‐7)Aprimarydiagnosisofacuteorchronicsinusitisaccounted for 58.7%ofallexpenditures($3.5billion).(5‐7)Itisestimatedthat2.2billiondollarsisspentyearlyonprescription and nonprescriptionmedication.(5‐7)About12%eachof the costs for asthma and chronicotitismedia and eustachiantubedisorderswere45Allergic and Non‐AllergicSinusitis forthe PrimaryCarePhysician:Pathophysiology,Evaluation and TreatmentCHAPTER4ALLERGY AND SINUSDISEASEINTRODUCTIONAccordingto the AmericanAcademyofAllergy,Asthma, and Immunology(AAAAI),over50millionAmericanssufferfromsomeformofallergiesthatgreatlyimpactstheirqualityoflifeaswellashealthcarecoststhatareestimatedatapproximately20billiondollarsayear.(1)Allergicrhinitisaloneisestimatedtoaffect20to30millionAmericanseachyear and accounts for anestimated3%ofallmedicalofficevisits and ranksas the secondmostcommonreasonpatientsseekprofessionalhealthcare.(1)Inmanygeographicareasof the UnitedStates,allergies play asignificantroleascontributoryfactorsofsinusdiseaseaswellassecondarycauseofsinusinfections.Itisofgreatvalueto the practitionertounderstand the underlyingimmunologicfactors,availablediagnostictests and treatments.(2‐8)Itisespeciallyvaluable forthe practitionertobewellversedinallergybecausemanypatientsareconfusedabout the differencebetweensinusitis...
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... 37Boaterscallnavigationrules– the basiclawsgoverning the steeringorsailingofaboat– The Rulesof the Road”TheseRulesdefine the roles and responsibilitiesofvesseloperatorsIfalloperatorsfollowedtheserules,mostaccidentscouldbeavoided The Rulesaredividedintotwoparts,Inland and InternationalInlandRulesapplytovesselsoperatinginside the lineofdemarcation,whileInternationalRulesapplyoutsidethatlineDemarcationlinesareprintedonmostnavigationalcharts and arelistedin the NavigationRulesPrintcopiesof the rulescanbeobtainedfrom the SuperintendentofDocuments,USGovernmentPrintingOffice,POBox979050,StLouis,MO63197-9000Tel(202)512-1800,oryoucandownloadacopyfrom the USCoastGuard,BoatingSafetyDivisionwebsiteatwwwuscgboatingorg The operatorofavessel394feet(12meters)orgreaterisresponsible for having and maintainingacopyof the NavigationRulesonboardwhileoperatingonUSinlandwaters The RulesvaryslightlydependingonwhetheryouareboatingoninlandoroninternationalwatersAsanexample,whenoperatingoninlandwaters,soundsignalsaresignalsof;whenoperatingoninternationalwaters,theyaresignalsofDesignatesomeonetowatch for dangersthatmaycomefromanydirectionExceptwherespeedisrestrictedbyregulation,or the waterwayismarkedasa“NoWake”or“SlowSpeed”area,youmustjudgesafespeed for yourself,takingintoaccountvisibility,vesseltraffic,yourboat’sabilitytomaneuver, andthe weatherconditions The Rulesof the Roadinclude the actionstotakewhenencounteringanothervesselon the waterSomeof the mostcommonsituationsyoumayencounterare:overtaking,meetinghead-on, and crossing the bowofanothervesselIneachcase, the boatdesignatedas the “give-way”vesselisrequiredtoyieldto the otherboat,while the boatdesignatedas the “stand-on”vesselshouldmaintainitscourse and speed The followingdiagramsdescribe the whistlesignals and actionstobetakenbyvesselsinacrossing,meeting,orovertakingsituationwhileoperatingininlandwatersThesearebasicexamples; for additionalinformation,consult the NavigationRulesGive-Way ... 1hand-heldorangesmokesignal and 2floatingorangesmokesignals for day, and 1electricdistresslight for nightAllboatersshouldbeabletosignal for helpBoatersmusthaveUSCoastGuard-approvedday and nightsignals for vesselswhenrequiredSignalingdevicesarerecommendedwhenoperatingonallopenbodiesofwaterUSCoastGuard-approved,marine-typefireextinguishersarerequiredonboatswhereafirehazardcouldbeexpectedfrom the enginesorfuelsystemExtinguishersareclassifiedbyaletter and numbersymbol The letterindicates the typeoffire the unitisdesignedtoextinguishTypeB, for example,isdesignedtoextinguishflamingliquids,suchasgasoline,oil, and grease The numberindicates the amountof the ex-tinguishingagentcontainedin the extinguisher; the higher the number, the greater the amountofagentin the extinguisherUSCoastGuard-approvedex-tinguishersrequired for boatsarehand-portable,haveeitherB-IorB-IIclassification, and mustbeprovidedwithamountingbracketWhilenotrequired,itisrecommendedthat the extinguish-ersbemountedinareadilyaccessiblelocationConsiderlocationswhere the extinguishercanbereachedeasily; for example,atornear the steeringstationorin the galleyorengineroom,butawayfromlocationswhereafiremaylikelystartExtinguishermarkingscanbeconfusingbecauseoneextinguishercanbeapproved for severaldifferenttypesoffires(A,B,orC) For example,anextinguishermarked“TypeA,SizeII;TypeB;C,SizeI”isacceptableasaTypeB-IextinguisherLook forthe sectionof the labelthatstates“MarineTypeUSCG,TypeA,SizeII;TypeB;CSizeI”(ItwillalsocontainaUSCGapprovalnumber)MakesureTypeBisindicatedHand-portableextinguisherswillbeeitheraSizeIorIISizeIII and largeraretoobig for useonmostrecreationalboats ... Calculate the amountofanchorlineyouwillneedtoletout The generalruleisfivetoseventimesasmuchlineas the depthofwaterplus the distancefrom the surfaceof the watertowhere the anchorwillattachto the bow For example,if the wateriseightfeetdeep and itistwofeetfrom the surfaceof the watertoyourbowcleat,youwouldmultiply10feetby5or7toget the amountofanchorlinetoputout(Seediagrambelow)MAXIMUM...
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