ENT - Medical MCQ

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2809 ENT

In otosclerosis, tinnitus is due to –

ACochlear otosclerosis

BIncreased vascularity in lesion

CConductive deafness

DAll

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2810 ENT

Which of the following sites represents the location of Bezold abscess?

ADiagastric triangle

BSternocleidomastoid muscle

CInfra temporal region

DSub mandibular region

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2811 ENT

A gentleman of age 70 yrs, presents with complaints of tinnitus which is constant with a high buzzing pitch. Most probable diagnosis is:

AAcoustic neuroma

BASOM

CLabyrinthitis

DAcoustic trauma

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2812 ENT

Malignant otitis externa affects which Cranial nerve:

A7th

B8th

C9th

D10

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2813 ENT

Tuning fork frequency used MOST commonly in the ENT clinic is likely to be which of the following?

A256 Hz

B512 Hz

C1024 Hz

D2048 Hz

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2814 ENT

Singular nerve is a –

ASuperior vestibular nerve supplying posterior semicircular canal

BInferior vestibular nerve supplying post semicircular canal

CSuperior vestibular nerve supplying anterior semicircular canal

DInterior vestibular nerve supplying anterior semicircular canal

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2815 ENT

What should be the loss of hearing at least for weber’s test to lateralise

A5 db

B10 db

C15 db

D20 db

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2816 ENT

The entry of bacteria through which space could lead to an infection in the mastoid air cells?

ANasopharyngeal tube

BCochlea

CExternal acoustic meatus

DInternal acoustic meatus

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2817 ENT

Paralysis of 3rd, 4th & 6th nerves with involvement of ophthalmic division of 5th nerve, localizes the lesion to

ACavernous Sinus

BApex of orbit

CBrainstem

DBase of skull

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