Answer No 1)
1) Mastoiditis: Mastoiditis can be described as a type of infection in which inflammation of the mucosal lining of the mastoid antrum and mastoid air cell system inside the mastoid process is caused.
2) Erythematous: Erythema can be described as the redness of the skin or mucosal membranes due to increases blood flow.
3) Audiometry : Audiometry can be described as the branch of science in which the hearing acuity is observed.
4) Lymphadenitis: Lymphadenitis can be described as a condition in which the a single or more lymph nodes of a person might become enlarged due to infection.
5) Cysts: A cyst can be described as a sac type structure which forms on parts of the body and is filled with fluid.
6) Proglottids: It is a segment in the strobila of a tapeworm.
7) tympanic cavity: A small cavity which forms around the bones of the middle ear.
8) seizures: A sudden, abnormal activity of the brain.
Answer No 2:
First case study: In this study, a sixty year old man was observed who had a 10 years old history of ear swelling and discharges from the ear. The diagnosis also showed that the right ear of the person was having a hearing loss. The repair of the ear drum of the person was done through surgery and the mastoid air cells were also removed.
Second Case study: In this study, a 42 year old man was under observation who was undergoing seizures and had around 300 cysts around his neck, face, chest, back, arms and legs. He suffered from sever headaches during a period of 3 years and also observed the formation of more and more cysts with time. Fragments of tapeworms were found in the feces of the person. The parasite, tapeworms, were diagnosed which were developing cysts also in his brain.
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