Common physical examination findings in rhinosinusitis include: 
Pain and tenderness on palpation of the involved sinus: forehead (frontal sinuses), upper jaw (maxillary sinuses), in the eyelids and around the eyes (ethmoid sinuses) Purulent rhinorrhea in the nose or posterior pharynx Examination of the nose using a speculum or otoscope may reveal the following findings: Purulent nasal discharge Mucosal edema Narrowing of the middle meatus Inferior turbinate hypertrophy Deviated nasal septum Nasal polyps
What happens during a physical examination to diagnose rhinosinusitis?
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Pain and tenderness on palpation of the involved sinus: forehead (frontal sinuses), upper jaw (maxillary sinuses), in the eyelids and around the eyes (ethmoid sinuses) Purulent rhinorrhea in the nose or posterior pharynx Examination of the nose using a speculum or otoscope may reveal the following findings: Purulent nasal discharge Mucosal edema Narrowing of the middle meatus Inferior turbinate hypertrophy Deviated nasal septum Nasal polyps<|eot_id|>