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which is the tallest mountain in Tamil Nadu?
Dhottabetta is the tallest mountain in Tamil Nadu.
Dhottabetta is the tallest mountain in Tamil Nadu.
See lessWhat is Ramsay Hunt Syndrome?
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is an neurological complication due to herpes zoster infection of the geniculate ganglion, affecting 7th and 8th cranial nerves mostly and 9th,10th nerves more rarely. It occurs when the varicella-zoster virus (that causes chicken pox and shingles) reactivates and affects the faRead more
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is an neurological complication due to herpes zoster infection of the geniculate ganglion, affecting 7th and 8th cranial nerves mostly and 9th,10th nerves
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It occurs when the varicella-zoster virus (that causes chicken pox and shingles) reactivates and affects the facial nerve. After chickenpox, the virus remains in the nerves and can reactivate years later, affecting the facial nerves.
Triad of this syndrome are:
•ipsilateral facial paralysis,
•otalgia,
•vesicular rash
What are the clinical findings in longitudinal fracture of the temporal bone?
The clinical findings in longitudinal fracture of temporal bone are: •Facial nerve paralysis, •CSF leak, •Ossicles injury.
The clinical findings in longitudinal fracture of temporal bone are:
See less•Facial nerve paralysis,
•CSF leak,
•Ossicles injury.
What is Phonophobia?
Phonophobia is intolerance of or hypersensitivity to sounds. It is persistent,abnormal fear of sound. It is due to failure of contractions of strapedius muscle leading to uncomfortable feeling in exposure to loud sounds.
Phonophobia is intolerance of or hypersensitivity to sounds. It is persistent,abnormal fear of sound. It is due to failure of contractions of strapedius muscle leading to uncomfortable
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What is Climate change? And phenomenon causes it?
Climate change is a long term change in Earth's temperature and weather patterns. Natural phenomenons that are responsible are: El Niño phenomenon, changes in earth's orbit, shift in the tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions,...
Climate change is a long term change in Earth’s temperature and weather patterns.
See lessNatural phenomenons that are responsible are: El Niño phenomenon, changes in earth’s orbit, shift in the tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions,…
Do electrons flow together in electric currents at room temperature?
Temperature affects the flow of electrons. The higher the temperature the higher resistance in electrical circuits. So, at low temperature, the resistance is also low that makes the electrons to move freely.
Temperature affects the flow of electrons. The higher the temperature the higher resistance in electrical circuits. So, at low temperature, the resistance is also low that makes the electrons to move freely.
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