1.Bezold’s abscess is seen at
A.petrous tip
B.Mastoid tip
C.digastric triangle
D.subdurally
Ans. B
- Which of the following is not a feature of Rhinosporidiosis
A.Bleeding polyp
B.Russel bodies are seen
C.Oral Dapsone is useful in treatment
D.bleeding is present
Ans. B
- In a patient with hypertrophied adenoids the voice abnormality that is seen is
A.rhinolalia clausa
B.rhinolalia aperta
C.hotpotato voice
Ans. A
- Abductor of the vocal cord is
A.lateral cricoarytenoid
B.cricothyroid
C.posterior cricoarytenoid
Ans. C
- Cottel’s test is used to test the patency of the nares in
A.Atrophic rhinitis
B.Rhinosporidiosis
C.Deviated nasal septum
D.Hypertrophied inferior turbinate
Ans. C
- Which of the following is not seen in Menier’s disease
A.vertigo
B.tinnitus
C.conductive deafness
Ans. C
- Which of the following ECG finding is associated with congenital deafness
A.delta wave
B.long QT
C.short PR interval
Ans. B
- Which among the following is not true about otosclerosis
A.hearing better in louder conditions
B.Eustachian tube is always abnormal
C.tympanic membrane is normal
D.bilateral progressive conductive deafness
Ans. B
- For Grommet tube insertion in serous otitis media, the incision on tympanic membrane is made on
A.anteroinferior quadrant
B.anterosuperior quadrant
C.posterosuperior quadrant
D.posteroinferior quadrant
Ans. A
- What is the symptom of a person with unilateral abductor paralysis
A.dyspnea on exertion
B.transient hoarseness
C.husky voice
D.inspiratory stridor
Ans. B
- Regarding acute vestibular neuronitis all are true except
A.tinnitus and vertigo developing over 1-2 weeks
B.high frequency sensory hearing loss
C.spontaneous nystagmus is present
D.usually follows an upper respiratory tract infection
Ans. B
- Most common complication of tracheostomy is
A.pneumothorax
B.surgical emphysema
C.injury to the large vessels
D.injury to esophagus
Ans. B