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1- The best investigation done for a patient suspected to have chronic sinusitis is
a.Coronal computerized tomography of the nose and sinuses
b- Occiptomental x ray
c- Magnetic resonance imaging.
d- Non of the above.
10.Halar cell:
a)is the most anterior ethmoid cell
b)is a pneumatized ethmoid cell that projects along the medial roof of the maxillary sinus
c)is the most posterior ethmoid cell over the sphenoid sinus
d)none of the above
11.The Internal (anterior) nasal valve is defined by the following structures except:
a)The caudal end of the upper lateral cartilage
b)The nasal septum
c)The posterior end of the inferior turbinate
d)The soft tissue surrounding the pyriform aperture
20.All are true about CSF leakage from the nose except :
a)Increases on leaning forward
b)Watery with salty taste
c) Can occur through the paranasal Sinuses
d)Beta-1 transferrin is diagnostic
e)surgical intervention only after 2-3 weeks of medical treatment
23.The blood supply of the anterior-superior portion of the septum and lateral wall of the nose is:
a) Descending Palatine artery
b) Anterior ethmoid artery
c)Posterior ethmoid artery
d)Sphenopalatine artery
e)Pharyngeal artery
31. Rehabilitation of voice after total laryngectomy all the following are true except :
a. Esophageal speech
b. Tracheoesophageal fistula with one way valve
c. Tracheostomy
d. Electronic larynx
32.all the following are true in using bronchoscopy in subglottic stenosis except :
a. Diagnosis
b. Therapeutic
c. Grading of subglottic stenosis
d. Surgical repair
e. Type of stenosis
35. All the following cause airway Obstruction in laryngeal trauma except :
a. Blood clotting
b. Foreign body
c. Pieces of cartilage
d. Neurogenic shock
e. Tracheostomy block
37. Regarding vocal cord fixation in cancer larynx all these are true except :
a. Deep invasion of cancer
b. Laryngeal joint destruction
c. Subglottic carcinoma
d. Recurrent laryngeal nerve destruction
42. A 4 years old child was presented in emergency room with history of sore throat ..... is hoarse Fever
inspiratory stridor muffling voice odynophagia:
a. Acute epiglottitis
b. Acute laryngitis
c. Retropharyngeal abscess
d. Ludwig's angina
45. The main different between laryngeomalacia and laryngeal web clinically is :
a. Stridor
b. Difficult breathing
c. Change of voice
d. Congenital lesion
47.the main difference between a single laryngeal Papilloma and laryngeal polyp:
a. Pedunculated mass
b. Smooth surface mass
c. Limited mobility of the vocal cord
d. Hoarseness of voice
e. Surgical treatment is the ttt of choice
48. The infant is an obligatory nasal breathing in first 6 months due to:
a. Omega shape epiglottis
b. Big epiglottis
c. High up epiglottis behind uvula
d. Small larynx
54. Structure passing between the upper border of the superior pharyngeal construction and the base of
the skull ( morgagni. ) include all except :
a. Cartilaginous part of auditory tube
b. Tensor tympani muscle
c. Levator Palatine muscle
d. Ascending palatine artery
77.A continuously draining ear after acute suppurative otitis media is:
a. Otitis media with effusion
b. Otitis externa
c. Cholesteatoma
d. Mastoiditis
85. A 35 years old has right offensive otorea. Otoscopically there is a marginal perforation with
pulsating discharge. The most probable pathology is :
a. Acute suppurative otitis media
b. Cholesteatoma
c. Chronic tubotympanic otitis media
d. Cholesteatoma with intracranial complication
86. Regular attack of fever and rigors with marked anemia in cholesteatoma patients is :
a. Meningitis
b. Malaria
c. Lateral sinus thrombophlebitis
d. Typhoid
88. The main pathology responsible for diabetic malignant external otitis :
a. Squamous cell carcinoma
b. Pseudomonas infection
c. Diabetic angiopathy
d. Facial nerve paralysis
89. The following are criteria for the acute mastoiditis except :
a. Sagging of the Posterior superior deep part of external auditory canal wall
b. Reservoir sign
c. Tenderness of the mastoid tip
d. Obliteration of the retroauricular sulcus
91. The most common fracture of the temporal bonding accidents is:
a. Longitudinal fracture
b. Transverse fracture
c. Horizontal fracture
d. mixed fracture