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Cholesteoma - Coggle Diagram
Cholesteoma
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Nursing care plan
Nursing diagnosis
Anxiety related to upcoming surgical procedure, potential loss of hearing, potential disturbance and potential loss of facial movement
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Nursing intervention
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Discuss with patient about anesthesia, location of incision and possible negative results
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Pathophysiology
Is a ingrowth of the skin of the external layer of the eardrum into the middle ear. It usually caused by a chronic reaction pocket of the tympanic membrane, creating a persistenctly high negative pressure of the middle ear and then the skin forms a sac that fills with degenerated skin and sebaceous materials. That sac can attach to the structures of the middle ear or pain, but sometimes if treatment or surgery take long time to occur, the condition may spread and destroy structures of temporal bones