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WorksheetsBenign leisons of larynx
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
he gold standard for evaluating vocal fold vibration is:
Indirect laryngoscopy
Rigid laryngoscopy
Flexible laryngoscopy
Videostroboscopy
Vocal nodules are typically located at the junction of:
Posterior 1/3 and anterior 2/3
Anterior 1/3 and posterior 2/3
Medial and lateral third
True and false vocal cords
Mainstay of treatment for vocal nodules is:
Surgical excision
Tracheostomy
Radiotherapy
Voice therapy
Vocal polyps are most commonly seen in:
Children
Young women
Male smokers aged 30–50
Elderly females
Which of the following arises from obstruction of mucus glands in the superficial lamina propria?
Vocal cyst
Arytenoid granuloma
Sulcus vocalis
Vocal polyp
Arytenoid granulomas are commonly associated with:
Vocal abuse
GERD
Intubation trauma
All of the above
Reinke’s edema is most strongly associated with which factor?
Voice therapy
Smoking
Viral infection
Fungal laryngitis
Which of the following is NOT typically indicated in initial management of Reinke’s edema?
Smoking cessation
Antireflux therapy
Voice rest
Radiotherapy
Which virus is implicated in laryngeal papillomatosis?
EBV
HPV 6 and 11
CMV
HSV
Which of the following is considered a premalignant lesion of the vocal cords?
Vocal polyp
Reinke’s edema
Hyperkeratosis
Arytenoid granuloma
In microlaryngoscopy, the ideal head and neck positioning is called:
Jackson’s flexion
Barking dog position
Trendelenburg position
Murphy's position
Which surgical tool is preferred for vascular lesions like varices or microvascular trauma?
Cold steel
Diathermy
CO₂ laser
Cryosurgery
