SHO ENT Quiz

The facial nerve gives five terminal branches within the _______

What grade is this facial palsy?

• Grade 3

• Grade 4

• Grade 5

• Grade 6

Answer explanation

Where is the most common site for epistaxis to occur?

• Nasal Vestibule

• Posterior Septum

• Inferior meatus

• Anterior Septum

What's the diagnosis?

• Bacterial tonsillitis

• RIght Peritonsillar abscess

• Epiglottitis

• Left quinsy

You perform an FNE on a patient with voice change. What is the likely diagnosis?

• Deep Neck Space Infection

• Supraglottits

• Vocal Cord Paralysis

• Oropharyngeal Cancer

A paeds nurse calls you; one of the elective patients is having a post-tonsillectomy bleed. What do you do?

• Go examine the patient, look for bleeding. Tell the registrar whilst on the way to see the patient.

• Instruct the nurse to take new observations, looking at haemodynamic stability, then call you back.

• Take immediate bloods

• Tell the Registrar on call to see urgently, but continue with your other current task/patient.

What is the likely diagnosis?

• Acute Otitis Media

• Tympanic membrane retraction

• Cholesteatoma

• Acute Otitis Externa

What is the diagnosis?

• Cauliflower ear

• Pinna Haematoma

• Pinna Cellulitis

• Perichondritis

What is the diagnosis? Describe three examination findings you would look for.

A patient who has suffered from a punch to the nose has been referred to you. You examine the nose.

What is the most likely diagnosis?

• Fractured nose

• Septal Haematoma

• Displaced Collumella

• Nasal Foreign Body