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a. In bone conduction
b. In air conduction
c. In Bone conduction at 1000Hz
d. In Bone conduction at 2000Hz
e. Air conduction at 2000 Hz
Q3: A 25 years' male presented red swollen pinna, tender to touch. What is
the treatment?
a. Cerebellar Abscess
b. Otogenic facial paralysis
c. Mastoid abscess
d. Temporal lobe abscess
e. Meningitis
Q5: A 20 years' male presented with high grade fever, headache, and
bilateral nasal obstruction for 2 days. Diagnosis is
Q6: A 20 years' male under gone surgery for septal deflection. SMR done.
Which is the most common complication of this procedure?
a) Septal perforation
b) Toxic shock syndrome
c) Septal hematoma
d) Saddle deformity
e) CSF rhinorrhea
Q7: A patient suffered from right sided hearing loss after taking a bath.
He is also complaining of aural fullness. Otoscopic examination shows
external auditory canal full of brownish material. What is the best
treatment?
a) Syringing
b) Dry mopping
c) Soda glycerin drops followed by syringing
d) Soda glycine drops followed by suctioning
e) Removal with Jobson probe
a. Staph aureus
b. Beta hemolytic streptococcus
c. Candida
d. Pseudomonas
e. Haemophilus influenza
Q9: During middle ear surgery, medial wall of middle ear was examined. It
includes all except
a. Oval window
b. Processus cochleariformis
c. Round window
d. Pyramid
e. First genu of facial nerve
Q10: Myringotomy with grommet insertion is the ideal surgical treatment for
a. Tuberculosis
b. Wegner's granuloma
c. Midline lethal granuloma
d. Leprosy
e. Syphilis
Q12: A 60 years' male presented with repeated epistaxis from Right nasal
cavity for last 7 years. Mass was in Right nasal cavity. CT scan showed
mass filling maxillary sinus. Most probable diagnosis is
Q13: Audiogram showed hearing loss both in AC and BC with no air bone gap.
Following are the causes except
a. Ototoxic drugs
b. Torch Infections
c. Noise
d. Otosclerosis
e. Meniere’s disease
a. Vth nerve
b. Vl th nerve
c. X1 nerve
d. X11 nerve
e. IXth nerve
Q15: A child of 8 years' presented with nasal trauma, pain and bilateral
nasal blockage. Patient has a low grade fever. What is the probable
Diagnosis?
a) Septal hematoma
b) Fracture nasal bones
c) Septal abscess
d) Blood clots
e) Septal perforation
Q16: A 35 years' male presented with vertigo lasts for few seconds by
putting head on pillow, while Tunning Fork tests are normal. The
therapeutic test is?
a) Valsalva manoeuvre
b) Epley’s manoeuvre
c) Glycerol test
d) Hallpike manoeuvre
e) Vestibular neuronitis
Q17: What is the most common site for Leukoplakia in the oral cavity?
a) Lips
b) Buccal mucosa
c) Floor of the mouth
d) Hard palate
e) Lateral border of Tongue
a) Airway placement
b) Emergency Tracheostomy
c) Endotracheal intubation
d) Laryngotomy
e) Elective tracheostomy
a) Bilateral vocal cord paralysis with vocal cords near the midline
b) Bilateral vocal cord paralysis with vocal cord away from the midline
in cadaveric position
c) Unilateral cord is in lateral position
d) Loss of tension in one cord
e) one cord was normal, other close to midline and immobile
Q21: In a patient tracheostomy was planned, will help the patient in all
except
a) Bilateral vocal cord paralysis with vocal cords near the midline
b) Bilateral vocal cord paralysis with vocal cords away from the midline
in cadaveric position
c) Laryngomalacia
d) Left Unilateral vocal cord paralysis
e) Acute epiglottitis
Q22: A 25 years' hawker presented with hoarseness of voice, All are caused
by voice abuse except
a) Vocal nodules
b) Reinke’s Edema
c) Vocal cord polyp
d) Papilloma larynx
e) Chronic hypertrophic laryngitis
a) Crico-thyroid membrane
b) Thyro-hyoid membrane
c) Cricovocal membrane
d) Aryepiglottic membrane (Fold)
e) Quadrangular membrane
a) Simple mastoidectomy
b) Modified radical mastoidectomy
c) Watch and wait
d) Instillation of antibiotic drops
e) Myringoplasty
Q28: A 3years old child presents with fever and (Rt) earache from last 48
Hrs, which is not relieving with medications. On otoscopic examination,
there is congested tympanic membrane with slight bulge with” cart wheel
appearance”. What is the treatment of choice in this patient?
a) Immediate exploration
b) Antibiotics + Steroids
c) Labyrinthine sedatives + Bed Rest
d) Labyrinthine sedatives only
e) Conservative treatment / No surgical intervention required
Q31: Bell’s palsy not responding to steroid what will be the further line
of management?
a) Cholesteatoma
b) Polyp
c) Malignancy middle ear
d) Glomus tumour
e) Acoustic neuroma
Q33: A 65 years female presents in ER with cruciating pain in right ear
from last night. She is known diabetic patient. She has facial weakness on
same side also. On otoscopic examination, there is granulations on osteo-
cartilagenous part while Tympanic Membrane in intact. What is your probable
diagnosis?
a) Diffused otitis externa
b) Otomycosis
c) Malignant otitis externa
d) CSOM atticoantral disease
e) Otitis externa haemorrghica
Q34: A 20 years old girl presented to ENT OPD with odynophagia and trismus
for the last 2 days. One examination, floor of mouth is swollen & tongue
seems to pushed upward & backward .she has Hx of tooth extraction some days
ago. The probable diagnose is
a) Retropharyngeal abscess
b) Parapharyngeal abscess
c) Parotid abbess
d) Ludwig’s angina
e) Dental abscess
Q35: A 65 years old male presented to ENT OPD with dysphagia to solids
from last 2 months .patient is malnourished and gives Hx of gurgling sound
is produced on swallowing . He also complains of undigested food and
regurgitation at night. Which investigation will you carry out to confirm
diagnosis?
a) MRI
b) CT Scan
c) Barium swallow
d) Blood CP
e) X ray lateral neck soft tissue
Q36: A patient comes to ENT OPD with severe pain in right ear and hearing
loss from 2days. On exam, blood and air bubbles were seen behind tympanic
membrane. Tympanic membrane was intact. He also has history of travelling
by air. The Probable diagnosis is
a) ASOM
b) Barotrauma
c) Secretory OM
d) CSOM
e) Ossicular Chain disruption
Q37: The most common tumor of external auditory canal following long
standing blood stained mucopurulant discharge with severe earache is
a) Mastoidectomy
b) Bell’s palsy
c) Cholesteatoma
d) Parotid surgery
e) Herpes zoster otitis
Q39: Slow growing tumor involving the Facial nerve is
a) Warthin’s tumour
b) Adenoid cystic carcinoma
c) Oncocytoma
d) Mucoepidermoid carcinoma
e) Pleomorphic adenoma
a) 30%
b) 10%
c) 80%
d) 90%
e) 25%
Q42: A 6 years old child brought to ENT OPD for the evaluation of hearing
problem. There is suspicion of Otitis media with effusion. What is the
best investigation to confirm the diagnosis?
Q43: A young female patient came to ENT OPD with complaints of ringing of
ears from last some months . she also gave history of CSOM for which
using gentamycin ear drops. Most probable cause is
a) BPPV
b) Salicylates level
c) Ototoxicity
d) Complication of Cholesteatoma
e) Fracture petrous temporal bone
Q45: A Patient presented with mucoid, odorless, profuse ear discharge from
last 1 year. What otoscopic findings are expected in this case?
a) Attic perforation
b) Retraction pockets
c) Marginal perforation
d) Congested tympanic membrane
e) Central perforation
a) Otosclerosis
b) Vestibular schwanoma
c) Glomus Tumour
d) Acute SOM
e) Meniere’s disease
a) Acute epiglottitis.
b) Laryngeal web.
c) Subglottic haemangioma
d) Laryngomalacia.
e) Vocal cord paralysis
a) Peritonsillar abscess.
b) Bezold’s abscess.
c) Acute rheumatism.
d) Acute nephritis.
e) Acute infection of middle ear cleft
Q62: A girl 12 years of age presents with a mass in the midline of neck
just below the hyoid bone noted 6 months back. It moves with protrusion of
tongue. The most probable diagnosis is:
a) Cystic Hygroma.
b) Thyroglossal duct cyst
c) Haemangioma.
d) Branchial cleft cyst.
e) Dermoid cyst.
Q63: Nasal perforation in bony part is caused by
a) Syphilis
b) Atrophic rhinitis
c) Systemic lupus erythematosis
d) Tuberculosis
e) Wagner granulomatosis
Q64: A 4 years old male child is suffering from low grade fever and sore
throat. On examination, he has toxic look, has membrane adherent to tonsils
and adjoining pharynx which is difficult to remove. His pulse is fast and
thready. Multiple lymph nodes in neck are also enlarged. What is the one
most probable clinical diagnosis?
Q65: A 30 Years old male (bus conductor) presented in ENT OPD with
hoarsness of voice. On IDL, there is unilateral pedunculated mass was seen
an anterior 1/3 and posterior 2/3 junction. What is the most probable
diagnosis?
a) vocal Nodule
b) Juvenile papillomatosis
c) Vocal polyp
d) Laryngeal carcinoma
e) Reinke’s edema
Q 68: A 25 years old male complains of nasal obstructions and right sided
tenderness of cheek from seven days after common cold. On examination,
there was mucopurulant discharge in right nostril and postnasal drip. What
is the most probable diagnosis?
a) Wegener granulomatosis
b) Nasal foreign body
c) Acute maxillary sinusitis
d) Allergic fungal sinusitis
e) Rhinolith
Q 69: A 30 years old lady had flu which was followed by severe otalgia and
tinnitus. One day later she had blood stained discharge from ears and on
Otoscopy had reddish vesicles on ear drum. She is suffering from:
a) Malignant otitis externa
b) Otitis externa hemorrhagica
c) Ramsay-Hunt syndrome
d) Hemotympanum
e) Acute otitis media
Q 70: A six months old baby has stridor which gets worsen on crying and
improves on lying in prone position .He is suffering from?
a) Laryngeal web
b) Subglottic stenosis
c) Laryngomalacia
d) Congenital paralysis of vocal cord
e) Vocal cord polyp
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Q2: A 5 years old boy presents in emergency room with respiratory distress and
odynophagia from last night. He has low grade fever and thready pulse. Patient
looks ill and toxic. He has Hx of upper respiratory tract infection from last some
days. On throat examination, there is greyish dirty membrane adherent to both
tonsils with bleeds on removal. He has massive bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy
also.
Q3: A 45 years old male presents with nasal obstruction from last some months
for which he has done multiple nasal surgeries in the past. On anterior
rhinoscopy, he has multiple pedunculated glistening, grapes like mass filling the
both nasal cavities which is insensitive to touch and don’t have tendency to
bleed.
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