MCQs ENT
1. Neck swelling—— CT
2. Parapharyngeal tonsil——— submandibular approach
3. Sweating and flushing—— fry’s syndrome
4. Abductor——— posterior cricoarytenoid.
5. Adductor—— interarytenoid, lateral cricoarytenoid, thyro arytenoids.
6. Stenson Duct——— upper 2nd premolar
7. Tongue Ca——— lateral boarder
8. SCC 3cm+ skin involved——— t4
9. Vincent Angina———— spirocheten+anaerobic,7
10. Mondini dysplasia——— 1.5 turns of cochlea
11. Site of tracheostomy——— 3rd&4th ring
12. Most Common cause for Nasopharyngeal Ca-EBV
13. Otosclerosis——— flamingo sign
14. Acoustic Neuroma——— superior vestibule
15. Acoustic Neuroma——— contrast enhanced MRI
16. Adult tonsil——— 13 crypts
17. Pulsetile Tannitis——— vascular origin
18. Unilateral sensoryneural hearing loss—Mennier’s
19. Horizontal nystagmus——- lateral canal
20. Best time for implant——— before 5 years
21. Safest carcinoma—— oropharyngeal Ca
22. Vincent angina—— throat ulcers
23. Anttochonal Polyp sign—— maxillary sinus
24. Laryngomalacia—— cause of stridor
25. Perforated tympanic membrane—keep ear dry
26. Commonest congenital anomaly—laryngomalacia
27. Muscles involved in opening of eustacian tube—tensor veli plateni
28. Horizontal part of 7th nerve—— medial wall
29. Stapedius muscle supplied by—— facial nerve
30. Angiofibroma blood supply—— internal maxillary
31. Otogenic meningitis—— pneumococcus
32. Stapes develops from——2nd pharyngeal arch
33. Tuberculous otitis media—- multiple perforations
34. Sphenoidal sinus—— ❌ open in middle ear
35. Calculus in duct of—— submandibular gland
36. Steeple Sign—— Laryngotracheobronchitis
37. Percutaneous tracheostomy—— RTA Emergency
38. L rec. laryngeal nerve loops—subclavian artery
39. Origins of laryngeocele—— laryngeal saccule
40. Acute epiglottitis—— chloramphenicol
41. Thumb sign——H influenza
42. Thornwaldt’s cyst seem in—— nasopharynx
43. Vocal polyp treatment——— voice rest
44. Bilateral adductor paralysis—— stridor
1. Neck swelling—— CT
2. Parapharyngeal tonsil——— submandibular approach
3. Sweating and flushing—— fry’s syndrome
4. Abductor——— posterior cricoarytenoid.
5. Adductor—— interarytenoid, lateral cricoarytenoid, thyro arytenoids.
6. Stenson Duct——— upper 2nd premolar
7. Tongue Ca——— lateral boarder
8. SCC 3cm+ skin involved——— t4
9. Vincent Angina———— spirocheten+anaerobic,7
10. Mondini dysplasia——— 1.5 turns of cochlea
11. Site of tracheostomy——— 3rd&4th ring
12. Most Common cause for Nasopharyngeal Ca-EBV
13. Otosclerosis——— flamingo sign
14. Acoustic Neuroma——— superior vestibule
15. Acoustic Neuroma——— contrast enhanced MRI
16. Adult tonsil——— 13 crypts
17. Pulsetile Tannitis——— vascular origin
18. Unilateral sensoryneural hearing loss—Mennier’s
19. Horizontal nystagmus——- lateral canal
20. Best time for implant——— before 5 years
21. Safest carcinoma—— oropharyngeal Ca
22. Vincent angina—— throat ulcers
23. Anttochonal Polyp sign—— maxillary sinus
24. Laryngomalacia—— cause of stridor
25. Perforated tympanic membrane—keep ear dry
26. Commonest congenital anomaly—laryngomalacia
27. Muscles involved in opening of eustacian tube—tensor veli plateni
28. Horizontal part of 7th nerve—— medial wall
29. Stapedius muscle supplied by—— facial nerve
30. Angiofibroma blood supply—— internal maxillary
31. Otogenic meningitis—— pneumococcus
32. Stapes develops from——2nd pharyngeal arch
33. Tuberculous otitis media—- multiple perforations
34. Sphenoidal sinus—— ❌ open in middle ear
35. Calculus in duct of—— submandibular gland
36. Steeple Sign—— Laryngotracheobronchitis
37. Percutaneous tracheostomy—— RTA Emergency
38. L rec. laryngeal nerve loops—subclavian artery
39. Origins of laryngeocele—— laryngeal saccule
40. Acute epiglottitis—— chloramphenicol
41. Thumb sign——H influenza
42. Thornwaldt’s cyst seem in—— nasopharynx
43. Vocal polyp treatment——— voice rest
44. Bilateral adductor paralysis—— stridor
