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Teenager with recurrent severe epistaxis is highly supecious of ------------The best diagnostic investigation for this patient is -------------The commonest cause of bilateral OME in 3 yr boy is --------Main blood supply of the tonsil comes from ------------Acute tonsillitis cause all the following except:
(Quinzy – acute retropharyngeal abscess
– parapharyngeal abscess -- chronic retropharyngeal abscess)
 Vincent,s angina is charachterised by all the following except
(fusiform bacilli & spirochete – punched out ulcers – penicillin is the drug of choice
- severe general symptoms)
 dysphagia due to neuromuscular disturbance includes all the following except:
(pharyngeal pouch – Chardiac Achalasia – Myashenia gravis – Aortic aneurysm)
 primary haemorrhage during adenoidectomy is caused by the following except:
(incomplete removal – Over removal – Bleeding tendency – Wound infection)
 all the followings are features of acute tonsillitis except:
( High fever – Dysphagia – Marked constitutional symptoms – leukpenia)
 anaethesia of the face is caused by
( Facial paralysis – occulomotor paralysis – trigeminal neuralgia – All of above)
 commonest site of F.B oesophageus??
(upper end – lower end – crossing of left bronchus)
 Plumer Vinson syndrome is predisposing factor for
(postcricoid carcinoma – pyriform fossa carcinoma – posterior pharyngeal wall
c.)
 Polysomnography is used in cases of ------------------------------------ Sore throat, marked anemia and generalized lymphadenopathy requires:
1. A throat swab
2. A complete blood picture
3. A blood culture
4. No investigations
 Adenoidectomy is avoided in a patient with cleft palate for fear of: ----- 1st line management of a non tender, firm, progressively increasing in size upper
neck swelling is:
1. Blood picture
2. Biopsy of the swelling
3. Search for a possible occult 1ry in one of the silent areas of the head and
neck
4. Abdominal CT scan for possible stomach or ovarian malignancy
 The essential procedure in the surgical management of a pharyngeal pouch is:-- Loss of laryngeal click is diagnostic of occurs in ---------------------- Sore throat for 3 weeks in diabetic patient is due to: ------------ The most accurate investigation for confirming the diagnosis of cancer esophagus
is:
Answers:
 Teenager with recurrent severe epistaxis is highly supecious of ---nasopharyngeal
angiofibroma--------- The best diagnostic investigation for this patient is -------angiography------ The commonest cause of bilateral OME in 3 yr boy is --------Adenoid Main blood supply of the tonsil comes from ------facial artery------ Acute tonsillitis cause all the following except:
(Quinzy – acute retropharyngeal abscess
– parapharyngeal abscess -- chronic retropharyngeal abscess)
 Vincent's angina is charachterised by all the following except
(fusiform bacilli & spirochete – punched out ulcers – penicillin is the drug of choice
- severe general symptoms)
 dysphagia due to neuromuscular disturbance includes all the following except:
(pharyngeal pouch – Chardiac Achalasia – Myashenia gravis – Aortic aneurysm)
 primary haemorrhage during adenoidectomy is caused by the following except:
(incomplete removal – Over removal – Bleeding tendency – Wound infection)
 all the followings are features of acute tonsillitis except:
( High fever – Dysphagia – Marked constitutional symptoms – leukpenia)
 anaethesia of the face is caused by
( Facial paralysis – occulomotor paralysis – trigeminal neuralgia – All of above)
 Plumer Vinson syndrome is predisposing factor for
(postcricoid carcinoma – pyriform fossa carcinoma – posterior pharyngeal wall
c.)
 Polysomnography is used in cases of ----Sleep apnea syndrome------------------------------- Sore throat, marked anemia and generalized lymphadenopathy requires:
1. A throat swab
2. A complete blood picture
3. A blood culture
4. No investigations
 Adenoidectomy is avoided in a patient with cleft palate for fear of: --rhinolalia
aperta--- 1st line management of a non tender, firm, progressively increasing in size upper
neck swelling is:
1. Blood picture
2. Biopsy of the swelling
3. Search for a possible occult 1ry in one of the silent areas of the head and
neck
4. Abdominal CT scan for possible stomach or ovarian malignancy
 The essential procedure in the surgical management of a pharyngeal pouch is:-cricomyotomy Loss of laryngeal click is occurs in --------postcricoid carcinoma ---------------
 Sore throat for 3 weeks in diabetic patient is due to: ------moniliasis------ The most accurate investigation for confirming the diagnosis of esophageal
carcinoma is: esophagoscopy & biopsy