ENT - Medical MCQ

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2485 ENT

Abductor of vocal cord is ___________

APosterior cricoarytenoid

BCricothyroid

CInterarytenoid

DLateral cricoaretynoid

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2486 ENT

Organ of coi is situated in

ABasilar membrane

BUtricle

CSaccule

DNone of the above

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2487 ENT

Parapharyngeal space is also known as:

ARetropharyngeal space

BPyriform sinus

CLateral pharyngeal space

DAll

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FESS means

AFactual endoscopic sinus surgery

BFunctional endonasal sinus surgery

CFactual endonasal sinus surgery

DFunctional endoscopic sinus surgery

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2489 ENT

A child presents with ear infection with foul smelling discharge. On fuher exploration, a small perforation is found in the pars flaccida of the tympanic membrane. Most appropriate next step in the management would be

ATopical antibiotics and decongestants for 4 weeks

BIV antibiotics and follow up after a month

CTympanoplasty

DTympano-mastoid exploration

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2490 ENT

Type 1 thyroplasty is for

AVocal cord shoening

BVocal cord lengthening

CVocal cord medialization

DVocal cord lateralization

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2491 ENT

Referred pain in the ear is commonly from ___

AMaxillary carcinoma

BNasopharyngeal carcinoma

CCarcinoma tongue

DMalignant otitis externa

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2492 ENT

True about juvenile respiratory papillomatosis -a) Affects children commonlyb) Lower respiratory tract can be involvedc) May resolve spontaneouslyd) Microlaryngoscopic surgery is treatment of choice

Aabc

Bbcd

Cabd

DAll of the above

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2493 ENT

Tympanogram of a 70 year old male with hearing loss and tinnitus revealed a type B wave. On examination he has a conductive type of deafness and a dull tympanic membrane on the right side. Lympadenopathy was present in the posterior triangle of neck. The most likely diagnosis is:

AMiddle ear tumor

BNasopharyngeal malignancy

CAcoustic neuroma

DT.B of middle ear

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