ENT practice moves quickly: ear pain, vertigo, sinus complaints, throat symptoms, allergy questions, and procedure counselling often arrive back to back. These prompts help you turn common ENT encounters into clear notes and patient-friendly explanations.

Use these templates with de-identified information only. Review every output before sharing it with patients or adding it to clinical records.

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Common ENT Use Cases

• Convert symptom history into a structured ENT note
• Explain nasal spray technique and adherence
• Create post-procedure care instructions
• Draft referral or investigation summaries
• Prepare follow-up messages for chronic rhinitis, sinusitis, vertigo, or hearing complaints

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Prompt: ENT History to Structured Note

I am an ENT doctor. Convert this de-identified patient history into a structured clinic note.

Complaint:
[EAR / NOSE / THROAT / VERTIGO / HEARING / OTHER]

Patient details:
[AGE], [GENDER], relevant history only

Symptoms:
[PASTE DE-IDENTIFIED HISTORY]

Examination:
[OTOSCOPY / NASAL EXAM / THROAT EXAM / NECK EXAM FINDINGS]

Create:
1. Chief complaint
2. Relevant history
3. Key negatives to confirm
4. Examination summary
5. Working impression
6. Plan section with placeholders for my final decision

Do not invent findings. Mark missing details clearly.

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Prompt: Nasal Spray Instructions

Create simple patient instructions for using a nasal spray correctly.

Patient:
[AGE], [LANGUAGE COMFORT], [CONDITION]

Medicine:
[NASAL SPRAY NAME], [DOSE], [FREQUENCY], [DURATION]

Include:
- Step-by-step technique
- Common mistakes to avoid
- When improvement may be noticed
- When to contact the clinic

Tone: simple, reassuring, suitable for Indian OPD patients.

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Prompt: Post-Procedure ENT Care

Create post-procedure instructions for an ENT patient.

Procedure:
[EAR WAX REMOVAL / NASAL ENDOSCOPY / BIOPSY / MINOR PROCEDURE / OTHER]

Patient:
[AGE], [RELEVANT CONDITION]

Include:
1. What is normal after the procedure
2. Medicines or drops, if any: [DETAILS]
3. Activity precautions
4. Red flags requiring urgent review
5. Follow-up timing

Use bullet points. Keep it concise.

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Prompt: Vertigo Counselling Summary

Draft a patient-friendly explanation for vertigo.

Patient context:
[AGE], symptoms: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Doctor's impression:
[BPPV / VESTIBULAR NEURITIS / MENIERE'S / OTHER / NOT FINAL]

Explain:
- What vertigo means
- Why evaluation is needed
- Safety precautions at home
- When to seek urgent care
- Follow-up plan

Avoid over-reassurance. Do not give a final diagnosis unless stated.