Tympanic membrane
perforation
Submitted To Submitted By
Mr Dalchand Harun Malik Bsc (N)3rd yr
SIHER college of Nursing SIHER college of Nursing
Baghpat Baghpat
Content
• Introduction
• Definition
• Causes
• Clinical features
• Management
• Surgical Management
• Nursing Management
Introduction
• A perforated eardrum is a hole or tear in
the eardrum. It may be uncomfortable but usually
heals on its own without treatment within two
months. The eardrum, also known as
the tympanic membrane, is a thin layer of tissue
that separates the outer ear from the middle ear.
Definition
• Tympanic membrane perforation it is a condition
of rupture or perforation of the eardrum or
tympanic membrane.
Eadrum rupture in one or both ear.
Causes
•Direct Force
• eg While removal wax
• Skull fracture
• Hot slag in to the ear
Cont…
•Indirect force
• Loud voice
• Barotrauma
• Infection of the middle ear can cause rapture of
the ear drum (Its is can cause or bacteria, virus
and fungi)
Clinical features
• Otalgia
• Fullness, discomfort
• Blood tinged discharge From the ear
• Hearing loss(conductive HL and mixed HL)
• Vertigo
• Tinnitus
Diagnostic evaluation
• History collection
• Physical examination
• Otoscopic examination
• Audiogram and audiometry test
Management
• Antibiotics therapy to prevent the infection.
• Prevent upper respiratory infection.
• Avoid nasal blow.
• Avoid ear drop.
• It takes 2-3 weeks to heel the ear drum.
• If three months perfection still exists
Myringoplasty is indicated.
Surgical management
•Tympanoplasty (it is a surgical correction of
performed ear drum. It’s performed under the
local anastasia. Depending upon the size and the
location of the TMP)
Nursing Management
• Keep the ear clean and dry.
• Warm compress to relieve pain
• Plug the ear with cotton while showering
• Avoid swimming
• Protect against excessive voice
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Tympanic membrane perforation

  • 1.
    Tympanic membrane perforation Submitted ToSubmitted By Mr Dalchand Harun Malik Bsc (N)3rd yr SIHER college of Nursing SIHER college of Nursing Baghpat Baghpat
  • 2.
    Content • Introduction • Definition •Causes • Clinical features • Management • Surgical Management • Nursing Management
  • 3.
    Introduction • A perforatedeardrum is a hole or tear in the eardrum. It may be uncomfortable but usually heals on its own without treatment within two months. The eardrum, also known as the tympanic membrane, is a thin layer of tissue that separates the outer ear from the middle ear.
  • 5.
    Definition • Tympanic membraneperforation it is a condition of rupture or perforation of the eardrum or tympanic membrane. Eadrum rupture in one or both ear.
  • 7.
    Causes •Direct Force • egWhile removal wax • Skull fracture • Hot slag in to the ear
  • 8.
    Cont… •Indirect force • Loudvoice • Barotrauma • Infection of the middle ear can cause rapture of the ear drum (Its is can cause or bacteria, virus and fungi)
  • 9.
    Clinical features • Otalgia •Fullness, discomfort • Blood tinged discharge From the ear • Hearing loss(conductive HL and mixed HL) • Vertigo • Tinnitus
  • 10.
    Diagnostic evaluation • Historycollection • Physical examination • Otoscopic examination • Audiogram and audiometry test
  • 12.
    Management • Antibiotics therapyto prevent the infection. • Prevent upper respiratory infection. • Avoid nasal blow. • Avoid ear drop. • It takes 2-3 weeks to heel the ear drum. • If three months perfection still exists Myringoplasty is indicated.
  • 13.
    Surgical management •Tympanoplasty (itis a surgical correction of performed ear drum. It’s performed under the local anastasia. Depending upon the size and the location of the TMP)
  • 14.
    Nursing Management • Keepthe ear clean and dry. • Warm compress to relieve pain • Plug the ear with cotton while showering • Avoid swimming • Protect against excessive voice
  • 15.