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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Regarding cholesteatoma, which of the following is true?
It consists of squamous epithelium
It should be left untreated.
It is mainly treated medically
It may metastasise to distant sites.
All are true for Gradenigo's syndrome except
It is associated with conductive hearing loss
It is seen in petrositis
Otalgia.
In right middle ear pathology, Weber's test will be
Lateralized to right side.
Positive.
Lateralized to left side.
Centralized.
Which of the following is not an extracranial complication of chronic suppurative otitis media
Sigmoid sinus thrombosis.
Facial nerve palsy.
Squamous cell carcinoma.
Hearing loss.
Obliteration of postauricular sulcus is found in
Acute mastoiditis
Acute petrositis.
Malignant otitis externa
Gradingo's syndrome.
Aim of mastoid surgery in CSOM which should receive first priority is
Making the ear dry.
Rendering the ear safe
Improvement in hearing.
Eradication of infection.
A 10 year old boy has had ear problems for many years. He has a fever and you also notice that his mastoid bone is warm and tender to touch. Which of the following is the best course of action?
Refer urgently to ENT
Refer routinely to ENT.
Prescribe topical eardrops.
Reassure.
Tympanic membrane develops from
Ectoderm.
Endoderm.
Mesoderm.
All the above
Stapes footplate covers:
Round window.
Oval window.
Sinus tympani
Aditus ad antrum.
unsafe CSOM with cholesteatoma and sensorineural deafness treatment choice
simple mastoidectomy
modified radical mastoidectomy
radical mastoidectomy
tympanoplasty
Pulsatile otorrhea seen in
Glomus tumour
ASOM
CSF otorrhea
fistula
Mc Evans triangle is the landmark for
Maxillary sinus
Mastoid antrum
Frontal sinus
None
Myringoplasty is plastic repair of
Tympanic membrane
Eustachian tube
Middle ear
Internal ear
Bezolds abscess is located in
Submandibular region
Sternomastoid muscle
Digastric triangle
Infratemporal region
Scantly, purulent offensive discharge from the ear is due to
Tubotympanic otitis media
Otomycosis
Atticoantral disease
Secretory otitis media
