ENT OTORHINOLARYNGIOLOGY : End Posting Exam – 3RD JANUARY 2018

Year 4 Batch 4

MCQ
2. Indication for tonsillectomy
4. Regarding external ear canal disease
a) overuse of antibiotics causes otomycosis
b) acute otitis media caused via eustechian tube due to URTI
5. Regarding epistaxis
a) common in the posterior
b) idiopathic is the main cause
c) stop bleeding by compressing the upper part of nasal
d) Foley’s catheter is used for anterior bleeding
e) common in Little’s area
7. Stridor in children
a) retropharyngeal abscess is a common cause
b) worsens in inspiration
c) barking cough suggests croup
d) acute epiglottitis may progress
e) urgent and xray needed
8. Regarding tumour in ent, which of the following is/are true?
a) inverted papilloma at the nose presents with severe epistaxis
b) maxillary cancer can present with hypoesthesia of the cheek
c) diagnosis of juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma is made by biopsy
d) unilateral facial palsy is a sign of nasopharyngeal carcinoma
e) supraglottic cancer spreads early neck nodes
9. Hearing loss, which one is/are true?
a) congenital fixation of footplate of stapes cause mixed hearing loss
b) ototoxicity drug causes conductive hearing loss
c) PTA is a subjective test of hearing
e) prebycusis is a sample of SN hearing loss
12. Regarding rhinosinusitis
a) limited to the inferior of sinuses
b) if more than 10 weeks can be considered as chronic
c) orbital compression is secondary to ethmouidal sinus involvement
d) frontal sinusitis cause intracranial complication more than orbital
e) FESS is indicated for rhinosinusitis
MEQ 1
Ahmad 22 y/o came with a complaint of difficulty in breathing and bruises at the laryngeal
area. He had a MVA early in the morning. He was not wearing the seatbelt and his laryngeal
area hit the steering wheels.
1. Diagnosis
2. Other causes for your diagnosis
3. What to do if patient come with the same complaint but no SOB
4. Management
MEQ 2
1. Definition of choleastoma
2. Main treatment
3. Differences – site, discharge, deafness
4. Intracranial complications
5. Extracranial complications
OSCE 1 Label A & B
OSCE 2 Photo of a bilateral septal abcess
1. Diagnosis 2. Common complication if late management