Objectives --To understand the treatment and evaluation of the main types of hearing loss. --To learn the basic types of dizziness and which ones are likely to represent inner ear disease. --To know how to prevent the second most common cause of hearing loss, exposure to loud noise. --To be able to diagnosis and treat common ear infections and conditions. --To be able to diagnosis  and treat common oral conditions. --To be able to diagnosis common laryngeal conditions. --To be able to explain to your patients the relationship between smoking and laryngeal caner. --To be able to identify the oral-pharyngeal manifestations of gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Course Web Pages Ear Disease  --Types of Hearing Loss --Hearing Loss in Children --Ear Pain and Itching --Dizziness --Tinnitus --Otitis media and Emerging Bacterial Resistance --Ear Photographs --Treatment of Cholesteatoma --Ear Tubes, view surgical video --Mastoiditis Oral Lesions --Treatment and Photographs of common oral lesions Laryngeal Lesions  --Photographs --Larynx Videos  --Laryngeal Cancer and Smoking --Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

 Course Written by Kevin T Kavanagh, MD, MS, FACS
                              

Course Directions:  
                     

	Review and study the course material for the designated CME hours.  Just click on the web-links on the left side of this page.
	Take the corresponding test.  A grade of  70% or higher is required to pass.
	If you pass the test, you will go to the test pass screen.  You may then submit the test to ENT USA dot COM or print a test completion certificate with your name and grade.
	If you fail an exam, you will be locked out of the test you failed for 30 mins.  During this time you should restudy the course material.