Indications for ear wash include all of the following except:
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3%
Ear Wax
3%
Non impacted foreign body
84%
Vegetable foreign body
10%
Fungal mass
"Little's Area" is a known spot on the nasal septum vulnerable to bleeding. This is because it is formed of an anastomotic network of branches of the following blood vessels EXCEPT:
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8%
Superior Labial artery
4%
Greater Palatine artery
80%
Nasolabial artery
8%
Sphenopalatine artery
0%
Anterior Ethmoidal artery
In left middle ear effusion, weber test will be
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0%
Centralized
17%
Lateralized to the right
83%
Lateralized to left
0%
Reduced positive.
Treatment of otosclerosis is
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4%
Radical mastoidectomy
4%
Myringoplasty
7%
Myringotomy and ventilation tubes insersion.
7%
Cortical mastoidectomy
78%
Stapedectomy and Teflon piston insersion.
20 years male suffered a blow to the right side of the head by a blunt object.Then he had few drops of blood coming from the ear with diminution of hearing, perforation was seen in tympanic membrane. The edges were ragged and irregular, with blood clots :
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91%
Nothing per ear until spontaneous healing
5%
Ear wash to remove any blood clots or debris.
0%
Hearing fitting.
0%
Hearing aid fitting.
5%
Ear exploration under general anesthesia.
Which one of the following statements truly represents Bell's palsy:
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0%
Hemiparesis and contralateral facial nerve paralysis.
5%
Combined paralysis of the facial, abducent and trigeminal nerves.
0%
Bilateral facial palsy due to congenital anomaly of the facial nerve.
95%
Idiopathic paralysis of the facial nerve that recovers completely in most cases.
0%
Facial nerve paralysis following ear surgery.
The middle meatus drains all of the following sinuses EXCEPT
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Maxillary sinus
5%
Frontal sinus
0%
Anterior ethmoidal air cells.
19%
Middle ethmoidal air cells.
76%
Posterior ethmoidal air cells.
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Radical mastoidectomy is indicated in:
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88%
Cholesteatoma
4%
Otosclerosis
4%
Secretory otitis media.
0%
Traumatic drum perforation.
4%
Tympanosclerosis
Otomycois is another name for:
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0%
Bacterial otitis externa
0%
Viral otitis externa
96%
Fungal otitis externa
4%
None of the above
An Indication of myringotomy is:
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4%
SNHL
13%
Perforated tympanic membrane
79%
Secretory otitis media
4%
Otosclerosis
Septal perforation aetiology can be all of the following except:
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33%
Nose picking
38%
Congenital deformity
29%
Septal abscess
0%
Surgical trauma
Otitis media may be complicated by all of the following except:
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0%
Brain abscess
8%
Lateral sinus thrombosis
13%
Mastoid abscess
79%
Parapharyngeal abscess
A 6-year-old boy was brought by his parents for progressive right ear pain of two days duration. This is associated with fever and runny nose. the external canal was healthy, however tympanic membrane was obviously reddish. all the following true EXCEPT:
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9%
Systemic Antibiotics.
0%
Local and systemic pain control.
27%
Cold fomentations and Antipyretics.
45%
MRI scan pertrous bones to stand on the extent of the disease
18%
Myringotomy if not responsive to medical treatment.
All of the following are characteristic clinical features of Meniere's diseases EXCEPT:
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8%
Fluctuating deafness.
4%
b. Vertigo
4%
Tinnitus
76%
Loss of consciousness
8%
Vomiting
An Intracranial complication of chronic suppurative otitis media is:
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7%
Bezold's abscess
69%
Extradural abscess.
17%
Mastoiditis
7%
Labyrinthin fistula.
Commonest cause of facial paralysis is
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88%
Bell's palsy
0%
Mastoid surgery
5%
Guillian Barre syndrome
7%
Trauma to facial nerve