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I Am Sharing '100-mcq-complete-ENT' With You
I Am Sharing '100-mcq-complete-ENT' With You
Ans: c
a)1000hz
b)2000hz
c)4000hz
d)6000hz
e) 3000 hz
Ans: b
c) aural discharge
d) Palatal palsy
Ans: d
4.In Acoustic neuroma the following is not seen
a) Auditory defect
b) Sensory aphasia
c) Motor aphasia
d) Changes in audiometry
Ans: c
b) Postero superior
c) antero inferior
d) antero superior
Ans: c
6.In unsafe CSOM with cholesteatoma and sensorineural deafness treatment choice
a) simple mastoidectomy
c)radical mastoidectomy
d) tympanoplasty
Ans: b
7.Organ of corti is situated in
a) scala media
b) ScalaTympanum
c) Scala Vestibule
d) Saccule
Ans:a
a) Otosclerosis
b) CSOM
d) presbycusis
Ans: a
a) Otosclerosis
b) csom
d) Presbycusis
Ans: d
10. Pulsatile otorrhea seen in
a) Glomus tumour
b) CSF otorrhea
c) ASOM
d) perilymphatic fistula
Ans: c
b) CSOM
c) deaf-mutism
d) foreign body
Ans: b
a) conductive deafness
b) common in males
d) Run in families
Ans: b
13.Common cause of facial palsy is
a) Bell’s palsy
b) Mastoid surgery
Ans: a
14.The land mark on the lateral surface of temporal bone which acts as a guide to surgery to
the antrum is the
a) trauman’s triangle
b) temporal line
d) notch of Rivinus
Ans: c
a) right side
b) Left side
c) rotatory nystagmus
D) No nystagmus
Ans: b
16.The secretomotor nerve fibres of sphenopalatine ganglion supply the
a) Lacrimal gland
b) Parotid gland
c) submandibular gland
d) sublingual gland
Ans: a
a) deaf ear
b) normal ear
c) Both ears
Ans: a
18.Hyposthesia of the posterior aspect of the external auditory canal may be an early sign of
a) Trigeminal neuralgia
b) costens syndrome
d) Multiple sclerosis
e) acoustic neuroma
Ans: e
19.Pulsatile tinnitus in ear is due to
b) osteoma
c) mastoid reservoir
Ans: d
a)1000Hz
b)2000Hz
c)3000Hz
d)4000 Hz
Ans: d
a) radical mastoidectomy
Ans: c
22.Absolute bone conduction test (ABC) is shortened in
a) conductive deafness
b) perceptive deafness
c) both a&b
Ans: b
23.All of the following are the features of cholesteatoma except
b) Deafness
c) erodes bone
d) lymphatic permeation
Ans: d
a) normal
b) flamingo pink
C) blue
d) yellow
Ans: a
25.The syndrome of sensorineural hearing loss together with hereditary nephritis is
b) fabry’s syndrome
d) Edward syndrome
Ans: a
26.Ototoxic drugs are all except
a) Kanamycin
b) streptomycin
c) gentamicin
d) ampicillin
Ans: d
a) Hyperacusis
b) Hypoacusis
c) presbycusis
d) paracusis vilisi
Ans: d
28.Dryness of eyes is caused by injury to facial nerve at
a) chorda tympani
b) cerebellopontine angle
c) tympanic canal
d) geniculate ganglion
Ans: d
a) central
b) peripheral
c) both
Ans: b
a) frontal lobe
b) parietal lobe
d) occipital lobe
Ans: c
31.In blast injury most common organ affected
a) eardrum
b) stomach
c) lungs
Ans: a
32. Condition where a pulsatile tumour is found in external auditory meatus which bleeds to
touch
a) cholesteatoma
b) polyp
c) glomus tumour
a) Reissners membrane
b) Basilar membrane
c) stria vascularis
Ans: b
34.Cochlear implant used in
b) conductive deafness
c) Mixed
d) None
Ans: a
a) Otosclerosis
b) Cochlear lesions
c) Retrocochlear lesions
d) Menier’s disease
Ans: c
36.Which of the following statement regarding eustachian tube dysfunction is wrong?
Ans: a
37.Bell’s palsy not responding to steroid what will be the further line of management?
c) surgical decompression
Ans: c
c) Is the nerve in the internal auditory meatus to the most frequently affected by a neuroma
Ans: d
Ans: d
a) erythromycin
b) penicillin
c) streptomycin
d) chloramphenicol
Ans: b
41.Before attempting tympanoplasty operation the surgeon must look for
d) cochlear reserve
Ans: c
42. A patient of CSOM with cholesteatoma present with acute onset of vertigo treatment is
a) Immediate exploration
b) antibiotics + steroids
c) Labyrinthine sedatives
Ans: a
a) acoustic nerve
b) pontine glioma
c) cochlea
Ans: c
44.Blue drum is seen in
a) tympanosclerosis
c) otosclerosis
d) myringitis bullosa
Ans: b
a) auriculo temporal
c) lesser occipital
d) greater occipital
a) organ of corti
b) Basilar membranae m
c) cochlear nuclei
Ans: c
a) cochlear deafness
b) conductive deafness
c) retrocochlear deafness
d) mixed
Ans: a
48.Acoustic neuroma commonly affects the cranial nerve
a) 5th
b) 6th ‘
c) 7tb
d) 8th
Ans: d
a) adenoids
b) sinusitis
c) otitis media
d) pharyngitis
Ans: a
50. A 3year old child presents with fever and earache on examination there is congested
tympanic membranae with slight bulge . the treatment of choice is
c) only antibiotics
Ans: a
b) Deafness
Ans: b
a) steroids
b) antibiotics
c) Fluorides
d) vitamins
Ans: c
53. Q 11- The commonest extra cranial complication following Mastoidectomy includes
c) Dislocation of incus
e) Cochlear injury
Ans: b
54.At birth the following structures are of adult size except
a) tympanic cavity
b) Mastoid antrum
c) Malleus
d) tympanic ring
Ans: b
a) cochlear nerve
c) facial nerve
Ans: b
b) Candida
c) mucor
d) pencillium
Ans: a
b) epidural abscess
c) perichrondritis
Ans: a
58. The normal length of external auditory meatus is
a) 7mm
b) 10mm
c) 24mm
d) 36mm
Ans: c
a) Tinnitus
b) vertigo
c) deafness
d) otorrhoea
Ans: d
a) otosclerosis
c) Mumps deafness
d) Congenital deafness
Ans: d
61. Mc Evans triangle is the landmark for:
a) Maxillary sinus
b) Mastoid antrum
c) Frontal sinus
d) None
Ans: b
a) Superior conchae
b) Middle conchae
C) Cymba conchae
Ans: c
63. In a classical case of Meniere’s disease which one of the following statements is true:
a) Carhart’s Notch is a characteristic feature in pure tone audiogram
c) Low frequency sensory neural deafness is often seen in pure tone audiogram
Ans: c
64. Stapedial reflex is mediated by
Ans: d
a) Cochlea
b) Auditory nerve
c) Brain stem
d) Cerebrum
Ans: a
a) Facial
b) Glossopharyngeal
c) Vagus
d) Trigeminal
Ans: b
b) Measuring taste
c) Demonstrating recruitment
Ans: a
a) Cone of light
b) Umbo
c) Handle of malleus
Ans: b
Ans: a
Ans: b
71.Myringoplasty is plastic repair of
a) Middle ear
b) Internal ear
c) Eustachian tube
d) Tympanic membrane
Ans: d
c) Cochlear disease
Ans: a
a) Submandibular region
b) Sternomastoid muscle
c) Digastric triangle
d) Infratemporal region
Ans: b
74.Myringitis bullosa is caused by
a) Virion
b) Fungus
c) Bacteria
d) Virus
Ans: d
b) Impedance audiometry
c) Caloric test
d) BERA
Ans: c
76.Unsafe otitis media in a child with high fever and convulsion, the diagnosis is
b) Cerebellar abscess
c) Meningitis
Ans: c
77. In the external auditory meatus, the cartilaginous portion is
Ans: a
a) Physiological
b) Erodes bone
c) Benign neoplasm
d) contains cholesterol
Ans: b
79. The prominent eminence seen over medial wall of middle ear is
a) Utricle
Ans: b
80.Rinne’s test negative is seen in
a) Presbycusis
b) CSOM
c) Labyrinthitis
d) Menieres disease
Ans: b
a) lyear
b) 2years
c) 3years
d) 4years
Ans: b
b) Otomycosis
c) Atticoantral disease
Ans: c
a) S.aureus
b) S.albus
c) P.aeroginosa
d) E.coil
Ans: c
84.Commonest cause of suppurative otitis media is
a) Streptococcus
b) Pneumococcus
c) Staphylococcus
d) Pseudomonas
Ans: b
85.In 8 year old child with bilateral conductive deafness, the diagnosis is
a) Glue ear
b) Otosclerosis
c) Tympanosclerosis
Ans: a
a) 30″cand44°c
b) 34°cand 41°c
c) 330cand21°c
Ans: b
a) Epitympanum
b) Hypotympanum
d) Promontory
Ans: b
89. Acute otitis media can be very serious in children if associate with
a) Infection by pneumococcus
b) Infection by H.influenza
Ans: a
90.Commonest complication in CSOM is
a) Conductive deafness
b) Meningitis
d) Cholesteatoma
Ans: b
Ans: a
a) Not painful
c) Caused by streptococcus
Ans: b
93.Flat tympanogram is a feature of
a) Ossicular discontinuity
c) Perforation of eardrum
d) Otosclerosis
e) CSOM
Ans: b
c) Deafness
Ans: c
a) Head of Malleolus
b) Body of incus
c) A and B
Ans: d
96. Fistula test is after the operation of labyrinth fenestration:
a) Negative
b) Positive
c) No definite response
Ans: b
97.Commonest indication for myringotomy is
a) Myringitis bullosa
d) Mastoiditis
Ans: b
c) Handle of malleus
D) incus.
Ans: b
99.Early symptom of an Acoustic nerve tumor is
a) Tinnitus
b) Vertigo
d) Headache
Ans: c
a) TB otitis media
b) Pneumococcus
c) Pseudomonas
d) Streptococcus
Ans: c