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The document provides a series of medical statements related to various ear, nose, and throat conditions, along with their true or false evaluations. It covers topics such as hearing impairment, otitis media, epistaxis, and neck swellings, detailing symptoms, causes, and treatment indications. Each section includes a mix of correct and incorrect assertions about the conditions discussed.

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Part-II-Q-set-1

The document provides a series of medical statements related to various ear, nose, and throat conditions, along with their true or false evaluations. It covers topics such as hearing impairment, otitis media, epistaxis, and neck swellings, detailing symptoms, causes, and treatment indications. Each section includes a mix of correct and incorrect assertions about the conditions discussed.

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1.

Hearing impairment

( A ) Otitis media causes conductive deafness


( B ) Otosclerosis causes sensorineural hearing loss
( C ) Ossicular disruption causes conductive deafness
( D ) Noise – induced hearing loss causes conductive deafness
( E ) Presbycusis causes sensorineural hearing loss
•(A)T
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
2.Acute suppurative otitis media

• (A)Usually follows upper respiratory tract infection


• (B)Ear drum is red and bulging due to obstruction of Eustachian tube
• (C)Infection ascends via Eustachian tube
• (D)Incomplete resolution can cause complications
• (E)Common cause of severe pain in children
•(A)T
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
3.Otitis media with effusion(OME)

• (A)Abnormal collection of fluid in meddle ear


• (B)Type of hearing impairment is sensorineural hearing loss
• (C) due to Eustachian tube dysfunction
• (D)Tympanometry shows high compliance
• (E) Air bubbles and hair line can be seen
•(A) T
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
4.Intracranial complications of
CSOM include

• (A) Mastoid abscess


• (B) Brain abscess
• (C) Meningitis
• (D) Facial palsy
• (E) Lateral sinus thrombophlebitis
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) F
5.Otitis externa

• A. Furunculosis is Streptococcal infection of hair follicles


• B. Otomycosis is viral infection of external auditory canal (EAC)
• C. Otomycosis is fungal infection of EAC
• D. Facial palsy can be seen in Herpes Zooster infection
• E. Vesicles can be seen in Herpes Zooster infection
•(A) F
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
6.Anatomy of the nose

• A. Anterior part of the nasal septum is supported by ethmoid bone


• B. Little’s area is situated on anterior part of nasal septum
• C. Nasal hair participate in filtering of inspired air
• D. There are two turbinates on each lateral wall of nasal cavity
• E. Olfaction is one of the important functions of the nose
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
7.Epistaxis

• A. Nasal packing using cotton wool socked with adrenalin should be tried
in case of hypertension
• B. Anterior nasal packing aimed to stop bleeding by inserting continuous
pressure on bleeding site
• C. We should prescribed antibiotics to every patient with nasal packing
• D. One of the common causes of childhood epistaxis is nasal picking with
finger tip
• E. CT angiogram of sino-nasal region is important in suspicious case of
vascular tumor
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
8.Tumor of sino-nasal region usually present with

• A. Early signs and symptoms are similar to rhinosinusitis


• B. Blood stained nasal discharge
• C. Facial asymmetry
• D. Itchiness of nose and eye
• E. Common in workers exposed to wood dust and chromion
•(A) T
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
9.Nasal polyps are

• A. Malignant tumors
• B. Pale gray color, pedunculated mass and insensitive to probing
• C. Can treat with nasal steroid spray especially for small polyp
• D. No recurrence after surgery
• E. Inflammation of nasal and sinus mucosa precipitated by infection
or allergy
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
10.Causes of epistaxis are

• A. Use of anticoagulant
• B. Nasal Bone fracture
• C. Idiopathic
• D. Nasal tumor
• E. Telangiectasia
•(A) T
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
11.Regarding the deglutation

• A. There are 4 stages.


• B. 1st stage is oral stage
• C. Pharyngeal stage is voluntary
• D. Oral stage is involuntary
• E. Gravity assist in pharyngeal stage
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) F
• (D) F
•(E) F
12.Patient with laryngeal diseases commonly present with

• A. HOV
• B. Aspiration
• C. Foreign body sensation in throat
• D. Node neck
• E. Airway obstruction
•(A) T
•(B) T
• (C) F
• (D) T
•(E) T
13.Indications for Tonsillectomy are:

• (A) Chronic Tonsillitis


• (B) Acute Tonsillitis
• (C) Snoring and Sleep Apnea
• (D) Recurrent Acute Tonsillitis
• (E) Unilateral Tonsillar Enlargement
•(A) T
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
14.Following are common Sign &Symptoms of peritonsillar abscess
(Quinsy)

• A. Fever
• B. Rhinorrhoea
• C. Odynophagia
• D. Thickened speech
• E. Dribbling of saliva
•(A) T
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
15.Causes of retropharyngeal abscess are

• A. Foreign body in air passage


• B. Foreign body in food passage
• C. Pharyngeal tumor
• D. Suppuration of retropharyngeal lymph node
• E. Caries of body of cervical vertebra
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) F
• (D) T
•(E) T
16.Examination of neck swelling

• A. To note site of the swelling


• B. To differential cystic or solid is not important
• C. Fluctuation test in done in cystic swelling.
• D. Tenderness should be examination by inspection
• E. Skin changes such as discoloration, attachment should be also
examined
•(A) T
•(B) F
• (C) T
• (D) F
•(E) T
17.Following are lateral neck swelling

• A. Lymphadenopathy
• B. TG cyst
• C. Dermoid cyst
• D. Lymphangioma
• E. Branchial cyst
•(A) T
•(B) F
• (C) F
• (D) T
•(E) T
18.Thyroglossal Cyst

• A. Not move with deglutition


• B. Move with protrusion of tongue
• C. Commonest lateral neck cyst
• D. Sistrunk operation is treatment
• E. Cannot occur in old age
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) F
• (D) T
•(E) F
19.Branchial cyst

• A. Is an inflammatory cyst
• B. Is an lateral neck mass
• C. Due to developmental defect usually in 2nd branchial apparatus
• D. Being covered by Sternocleidomastoid m/s usually at upper 1/3 of
m/s
• E. Contained cholesterol crystal
•(A) F
•(B) T
• (C) T
• (D) T
•(E) T
20.Indication for thyroidectomy

• A. Malignant thyroid nodule


• B. Controlled toxic goiter
• C. Puberty goiter
• D. Cosmetic
• E. Large with pressure symptom
•(A) T
•(B) T
• (C) F
• (D) T
•(E) T

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