Common<unk>  bodies include food (beans, nuts, gum), marbles, batteries, beads, magnets, jewelry, stones, tissue, etc.
Suspect<unk>  body in a patient with unilateral purulent or bloody nasal discharge or unilateral sinusitis even if no history of<unk>  body insertion.
Small children may need procedural sedation for removal efforts.
Radiographic imaging unlikely to be helpful.
Exception: if suspect<unk>  but do not see one, consider radiography to rule out button battery or magnets across septum prior to discharge and follow-up with ENT
Always check other nare and ears - may have multiple<unk>  bodies
Exception: if suspect<unk>  but do not see one, consider radiography to rule out button battery or magnets across septum prior to discharge and follow-up with ENT
Ear<unk>  body<unk> 
Ocular<unk>  body
Aspirated<unk>  body
GI
Ingested<unk>  body
Bezoar
Body packing
Esophageal<unk>  body removal with foley catheter
Rectal<unk>  body
Soft tissue<unk>  body
Ingested<unk>  body
Bezoar
Body packing
Esophageal<unk>  body removal with foley catheter
Rectal<unk>  body
Bezoar
Body packing
Esophageal<unk>  body removal with foley catheter
Nasal foreign body
Upper respiratory infection, influenza
Nasal polyp
Sinusitis
Ear foreign body
Juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma
Nasal septal hematoma
Nasal fracture