22 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from 1725952350 ent otorrhoea, published by icmr.gov.in. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. 13 of the 22 pairs (59.1%) are explanatory questions and 9 restate a figure. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.
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| question | answer | context | answer_start | question_type | knowledge_quality_score | source_quote | source_page | source_location | confidence | validation_status |
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| What defines the active type of chronic suppurative otitis media? | otorrohoea in last 12 weeks | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should be suspected and needs biopsy confirmation • Bloody otorrhoea following Trauma: Traumatic perforation • Acute onset bloody discharge with neural deficits/ neck nodes: Neoplasia • Watery otorrhoea (may be associated with trauma) : CSF Otorrhoea | 231 | definition | 1.000 | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should | 1 | page=1,block=27 | 0.700 | valid |
| What characterizes the safe type of chronic suppurative otitis media? | central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should be suspected and needs biopsy confirmation • Bloody otorrhoea following Trauma: Traumatic perforation • Acute onset bloody discharge with neural deficits/ neck nodes: Neoplasia • Watery otorrhoea (may be associated with trauma) : CSF Otorrhoea | 317 | definition | 1.000 | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should | ||||
| What distinguishes the active type of chronic suppurative otitis media? | otorrohoea in last 12 weeks | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should be suspected and needs biopsy confirmation • Bloody otorrhoea following Trauma: Traumatic perforation • Acute onset bloody discharge with neural deficits/ neck nodes: Neoplasia • Watery otorrhoea (may be associated with trauma) : CSF Otorrhoea | 231 | definition | 1.000 | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should | ||||
| What type of infection is indicated by serous or purulent discharge with significant tenderness of the external ear amidst edema? | Acute otitis externa denoting Staph/ Pseudomonas infection | • Serous/purulent discharge with significant tenderness of external ear amidst edema (localized-pus: furunculosis or generalized: Acute otitis externa denoting Staph/ Pseudomonas infection) • Thick discharge with itching usually in hot/ humid climate: Otomycosis (Candida- white spores; Aspergillus- black spores) [Fig 2] • Scanty serous discharge & itching with desquamated debris in ear canal Eczematous otitis externa (EAC) | 130 | relationship | 0.970 | • Serous/purulent discharge with significant tenderness of external ear amidst edema (localized-pus: furunculosis or generalized: Acute otitis externa denoting Staph/ Pseudomonas infection) • Thick discharge with itching usually in hot/ humid climate: Otomycosis (Candida- white spores; Aspergillus- black spores) [Fig 2] • Scanty serous discharge & itching with desquamated debris in ear canal Eczematous otitis externa (EAC) | 1 | page=1,block=23 | 0.700 | valid |
| What condition is associated with thick discharge and itching in a hot or humid climate? | Otomycosis (Candida- white spores; Aspergillus- black spores) | • Serous/purulent discharge with significant tenderness of external ear amidst edema (localized-pus: furunculosis or generalized: Acute otitis externa denoting Staph/ Pseudomonas infection) • Thick discharge with itching usually in hot/ humid climate: Otomycosis (Candida- white spores; Aspergillus- black spores) [Fig 2] • Scanty serous discharge & itching with desquamated debris in ear canal Eczematous otitis externa (EAC) | 252 | relationship | 0.970 | • Serous/purulent discharge with significant tenderness of external ear amidst edema (localized-pus: furunculosis or generalized: Acute otitis externa denoting Staph/ Pseudomonas infection) • Thick discharge with itching usually in hot/ humid climate: Otomycosis (Candida- white spores; Aspergillus- black spores) [Fig 2] • Scanty serous discharge & itching with desquamated debris in ear canal Eczematous otitis externa (EAC) | 1 | page=1,block=23 | 0.700 | valid |
| What symptom is associated with resolving acute otitis media in children? | URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should be suspected and needs biopsy confirmation • Bloody otorrhoea following Trauma: Traumatic perforation • Acute onset bloody discharge with neural deficits/ neck nodes: Neoplasia • Watery otorrhoea (may be associated with trauma) : CSF Otorrhoea | 2 | summary | 0.970 | • URI with severe ear pain (manifested in children as inconsolable crying and ear tugging), relieved with episode of mucopurulent blood stained otorrhoea: Resolving AOM [Fig 3] • Mucopurulent discharge > 12 weeks : CSOM • Active : otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Inactive : no otorrohoea in last 12 weeks • Safe type : central perforation [Fig 4A] and total perforation [Fig 4B] • Unsafe type : cholesteatoma [Fig 5A] and granulation [Fig 5B] • Recurrent painless profuse mucopurulent discharge with pale granulations/ multiple perforations unresponsive to antibiotics: Tubercular otitis media should | ||||
| What does the abbreviation AOM stand for in the context of ear conditions? | Resolving AOM | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 33 | definition | 0.940 | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 1 | page=1,block=34 | 0.700 | valid |
| What condition is associated with central perforation? | Safe CSOM (central perforation) | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 51 | relationship | 0.850 | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 1 | page=1,block=34 | 0.700 | valid |
| Which condition is indicated by subtotal perforation? | Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 87 | relationship | 0.850 | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 1 | page=1,block=34 | 0.700 | valid |
| What condition is associated with cholesteatoma? | Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 124 | relationship | 0.850 | 1: Furunculosis 2: Otomycosis 3: Resolving AOM 4A: Safe CSOM (central perforation) 4B: Safe CSOM (subtotal perforation) 5A: Unsafe CSOM (cholesteatoma) 5B: Unsafe CSOM (granulation) 6: Traumatic Perforation Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 5A Fig 5B Fig 4A Fig 4B Fig 6 | 1 | page=1,block=34 | 0.700 | valid |
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