ENT - Medical MCQ

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100 ENT

Commando operation describes

AMaxillectomy, Neck Dissection, Omohyoid muscle removal

BMandibulectomy, Neck Dissection, Omohyoid muscle removal

CMandibulectomy, Neck dissection, Oropharyngeal resection

DOmbined maxillectomy and mandibulectomy

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101 ENT

Xray showing air column between soft tissue mass and posterior wall of nasopharynx is suggestive of –

AEthmoidal polyp

BAntrochoanal polyp

CNasalmyiasis

DNone of the above

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102 ENT

The glomus tumor invasion of jugular bulb is diagnosed by

ACarotid angiography

BVeebral venousvenography

CX-ray

DJugular venography

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103 ENT

70 year old man with cervical lymphadenopathy.What can be the cause –

ANasopharyngeal carcinoma

BAngiofibroma

CAcoustic neuroma

DOtosclerosis

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104 ENT

The cough response caused while cleaning the ear canal is mediated by stimulation of:

AThe V cranial nerve

BInnervation of external ear canal by C1 and C2

CThe X cranial nerve

DBranches of the VII cranial nerve

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105 ENT

Trench mouth is caused by

Aβ - hemalytic streptococci

BBorrelia vincenti

CEpstein Barr virus

DDiphtheria

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106 ENT

A 28 year female patient presented with history of bilateral hearing loss and tinnitus. She can hear better in noisy environment. Examination showed intract ear drums bilaterally and Rinne test is negative bilaterally. Pure tone audiometry given below. What is the most probable diagnosis?

AMeniere's Disease

BEndolymphatic fistula

CStapedial otosclerosis

DVestibular schwannoma

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107 ENT

Most definitive diagnosis of sinusitis is

AX-ray PNS

BProof puncture

CSinuscopy

DTransillumination test

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108 ENT

In the right middle ear pathology, Weber&;s test will be

ACentralized

BNormal

CLateralized to right side

DLateralized to left side

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