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Worksheetspretes Bronkoesofagologi 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
how many physiological narrowings in esophageal tract?
5
4
3
2
which is the most affected site to cause foreign body's interlodging of esophagus ?
Aortic intersection
Cricopharyngeal junction
Left bronchial junction
Lower sphincter
where the measurement of esophagoscopy depth start at?
Upper lip
Lower lip
Hard palate
upper incisives
what is the most occured complication due to esophagoscopy
mocousal injury
bleeding
perforation
stenosis
the urgent cases of esophagoscopy extraction
coin, wired out denture, heart disease
systemic infection, wired out denture, stuck solid meat
button battery, wired out denture, sharp objects
mediastinitis infection, ruptured due foreign body, corrosive foreign bodies
The recommend diagnostic work up for esophageal stenosis is
Tracheoscopy
Laryngoscopy
MRI
Chest X-ray
CT scan
when the esophageal perforation is noticed due to rigid esophagoscopy, the next plan would be
Intravenous feeding until the wound healed
Gastrostomy feeding for one week
NGT tube feeding for 10 days
external approach for reconstruction
Thoracotomy
how many layers attached to esophageal wall ?
One layer
Two layers
Three layers
Four layers
Five layers
A case of 3 years old girl who accidentally swallowed coin two hours before admitted to the emergency room. She vomited 4 times after eat and drink, and pointed stuffiness at the back of her throat. One of the earlier management is ?
Heimlich's manouver
Thyroid area palpation
Esophagogram
Cervico-thoracal x-ray
Esophagoscopy
Which answers meet the correct statement of esophageal anatomy?
Circular muscles sited at the outer layer
innervated by sympathical and parasymphatical nerves
Most of mucousal layers are consisted of sylindrcal epithels
There are 4 layers of layers of esophageal wall
High resistance of esophageal wall against trauma and easily regenerated
