60 yo male patient with neck mass comes for a second opinion after outside surgeon recommended open biopsy. This option:

42 yo male patient presents with a central lower lip lesion that is 2cm in diameter, most appropriate treatment is:

A 48 yo patient with ulceration located in the anterior floor of the mouth, positive for squamous cell carcinoma. In addition to surgical excision of he primary tumor, bilateral neck dissection would be indicated if the following were found...

Head and neck exam reveals a palpable right base of tongue mass and FNA of the ipsilateral neck mass reveals squamous cell carcinoma. The most appropriate next step is:

A palpable base of tongue mass is biopsied and confirmed to be SCC. It is 2.5cm in diameter, what is the staging of this lesion?

Patient undergoes a right selective neck dissection; this would become a modified radical dissection if this included removal of:

The main dysfunction that is a direct sequelae of a radical neck dissection is:

22 yo college student complains of 3 feels history of enlarging neck mass over mid portion of the SCM. You palpate a 4cm soft, cystic and does not appear inflamed. What is the most likely diagnosis?

70 yo female presents with a large asymptomatic right neck mass which is mobile horizontally but not vertically. Auscultation reveals a bruit. The next most appropriate step is:

35 yo Asian male with right posterior triangle neck mass complains of right-sided hearing loss should have:

35 yo female presents with asx slowly growing mass at the angle of her jaw on the right; the mass is 2cm, mobile and contender. FNA of the mass will most likely reveal:

55 yo male presents with gradually enlarging mass in right parotid which is painless but hard to palpation. There is obvious facial weakness on the side of the mass. Most likely diagnosis is:

55 yo with painless mass but facial weakness on the side of mass. FNA reveals mucoepidermoid carcinoma and CT shows 3cm intraparotid mass. What is the treatment of choice?

What of the following are associated with an increased risk of malignant melanoma?

Which of the following is NOT included in the staging of malignant melanoma?

33 yo woman 3 years out from wide excision and SLNB for 2.3mm nodular melanoma of the post-auricular area presents with a mass adjacent to the parotid. FNA diagnostic for metastatic melanoma and there is an involved lymph node. There is no evidence of distant metastatic disease, what is the next step?

Which of the following is NOT true regarding non-melanoma skin cancers?

Which one of the following sarcomas is noted to spread to regional LN?

38 yo woman undergoes total thyroidectomy and postop is not able to elevate her pitch of phonation in choir. What nerve may have been injured during her procedure?

45 yo complaining of difficulty breathing and neck discomfort 2 hours after a total thyroidectomy is found to be using accessory muscles to breath and has obvious ecchymotic mass overlying incision. What is the most appropriate next step:

During a total parathyroidectomy, the surgeon cannot identify the right inferior gland. Where should the surgeon look first?

40 yo woman presents to clinic with 1 year history of large midline neck mass with dysphagia and dyspnea. She has a firm rubbery goiter on exam. What is correct regarding the diagnosis of thyroiditis?

50 yo woman presents with asymptomatic 1.2cm thyroid nodule, normal TSH, and FNA returns follicular neoplasm. What is the next step:

In addition to PTU or methimazole, what is the best treatment for thyroid storm:

62 yo with thyroid mass and palpable cervical LN undergoes FNA which returns as Hurtle cells. What is the best treatment?

Otherwise healthy 8 year old boy is found to have 1cm mass on left lateral neck near SCM. It is non painful. He has no recent illness or current complaints. What is the best management of this mass?

45 yo woman presents with 5 day history of anterior neck pain radiating up the jaw. She states she had a cold a week ago. Exam shows diffusely enlarged thyroid that is tender to palpation. What is the best first treatment?

31 yo asymptomatic woman was referred for incidental finding of thyroid nodule on CT of the neck for trauma. US shows 1.2cm right nodule with microcalfications and 8mm indeterminate lesion on left lob. What is next step:

What nerve is mostly likely to be injured during thyroidectomy?

65 yo man presents with ulcerated and exophytic lesion on right posterolateral tongue. He has a history of smokeless tobacco products since he was a teen. What of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

35 yo woman presents with thyroid nodule identified by her PCP. She has no clinical lymphadenopathy, and pathology of FNA demonstrates Hurthle cells. What is the next step in management?

33 yo woman postop total thyroidectomy for 2.3cm papillary thyroid carcinoma with positive LN. Which of the following is the next step?

69 yo post-renal transplant has fatigue, bone pain, weakness.

Lab studies: Ca 11, PTH 9800, elevated phosphate

Which of the following is most likely cause of presentation:

16 yo presents with swelling on left neck which is fluctuant, at anteromedial border of SCM confirmed on MRI to be 6cm with mild peripheral enhancement. What is next step:

Parathyroid hormone regulates calcium-phosphate metabolism by:

64 yo woman developed chronic renal failure 2/2 HTN and is awaiting transplant. Despite maximal medical therapy, Ca and PTH remain high. What is the next best step in management: