1. Which of the following are commonly seen in 10.

Pathogenesis of Eustachian tube occlusion

patients with peritonsilar abscess: a. Swelling of the tubal mucosa

C
D E
a. Trismus b. Hypertrophy of adenoid
i
b. Deviation of the uvula
c. Ipsilateral otalgia
c. Malignant infiltration of the tube
d. Only b
d. All of the above e. All

2. The Rinne Test evaluates: 11. Cochlear implants

úc
a. Air conduction a. Consists of external and internal part
b. Bone conduction T b. Transform sound into electrical

As
c. Both impuls
d. Neither c. Amplify sound
d. It is reserved only for adults
3. Which of the following are recognized Indicate correct statements:
complications of otitis media? A. a and b
a. Sigmoid and cavernous sinus B. b and c
thrombosis C. Only b
b. Subdural and brain abscesses D. None

As
E.is
c. Meningitis E. All

EE
d. Facial nerve paralysis
e. All of the above 12. Myringoplasty is a surgical procedure reserved
for:
4. Sinuses which drain into middle turbinate are: a. Otosclerosis
a. Anterior ethmoid & maxillary b. Chronic otitis media with effusion
c
ˇ

A
b. Posterior ethmoid & sphenoid c. Treatment of perforated tympanic
c. Posterior ethmoid & maxillary membrane
d. Anterior ethmoid & sphenoid d. To manage otalgy
e. Frontal and sphenoid
、 e. To remove foreign body from
external canal
5. Salivary gland tumors occur most often in:
a. Parotid gland
ˇ ˇ
13. Mathc laryngeal tumoru sumptoms with

A
b. Submandibular gland localization of tumor
c. Sublingual gland A. epiglottis I. dysphonia

E
d. Minor salivary glands B. gotis II. Dyspnoe
C. subglotis III. Dysphagia
6. Risk factors for head and neck cancer include: a. A-I, B-II, C-III
a. Alcohol b. A-I, B-III, C-II
b. Cigarettes c. A-II, B-I, C-III
c. Both 一
d. A-II, B-III, C-I
d. Neither e. A-III, B-I, C-II

7. Which is the least effective treatment for head 14. Indicate premalignant leasions of the larynx
and neck squamous cell carcinoma? a. Leukoplakia
a. Surgery b. Adults papillomatosis
B i
b. Chemotherapy
c. Radiation A c. Childhood papillomatosis
d. Reincke oedema
d.、 All are equally effective
A. a+b
8. Cholesteatomas: B. a+b+c
a. Most commonly form from tympanic C. b+c
membrane retraction pockets D. Only d
b. Are treated with IV antibiotics E. All
c. Does not progressively destroy the
middle ear and temporal bone 15. Orbital complications of sinus infection
d. Are malignant tumors comprises
a. Orbital periostitis
9. Tonsillectomy is indicated with exception of the b. Orbital phlegmon
following: c. Subperiosteal abscess
a. Peritonsillar abscess d. None
b. Chronic purulent tonsillitis e. All
c. If a tonsillar tumor is suspected 16. Which of the following cranial nerves does not
d. Stubborn oral fetor provide neural taste supply to the tongue:
e. Agranulocytosis a. VII
b. IX
u c. XII
d. All do
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Exam Questions

1.) The fibrocartilage of the larynx is the

iy
a) Thyroid cartilage
b) Cricoid cartilage
c) Epiglottis
d) Arytenoid cartilage

2.) The treatment of laryngeal cancer in the advanced stage of T1 is:

a) cordectomy with Laser
b) total laryngectomy
c) radio-chemotherapy
d) oral antibiotics

3.) Symptoms of strong laryngeal dyspnea are

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a) inspiration dyspnea
b) cough
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前
c) peripheral cyanosis
d) fear

4.) Symptoms of vocal cord cancer are

a) swallowing difficulties
b) pain during swallowing
c) temporary pain
d) hoarseness

:D
5.) The abduction of the vocal cords are caused by
a) cricothyroid muscle
b) lateral cricoarytenoid muscle
c) posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
d) transverse thyroarytenoid muscle

6.) The most common causes for unilateral or bilateral damage to the vocal cords are caused by:

,
a) infections
b) esophageal cancer
c) lung cancer
d) surgical intervention - cordectomy

7.) A 36 year old karate master comes to the hospital with increasing dyspnea and aphonia, which has

A
been constant since the last training session which occured 24 hours ago. The diagnosis: temporary
hoarseness, interruptions in production of speech, edema and hyperaemia of the vocal cords and
impairment in movement of vocal cords:

in the diagnosis the following should be considered also:

a) injury to the vocal cords
b) strong infection of the larynx
c) reoccuring inflammation of the larynx
d) laryngeal cancer
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一 種 感染
一

:D
,
B
.

8.) Monochorditis is characteristic for:

a) reoccuring inflammation of the larynx
b) miliary tuberculosis
c) laryngeal cancer
d) rhinoscleroma

9.) A 47 year old patient comes to the laryngologist with otalgia, dysphagia and stepwise increase in
hoarseness. His history - alcoholic and smoker

In the differential diagnosis we should also consider:

a) pus on the epiglottis
b) polyp on the vocal cord
c) tumor of the epiglottis
d) serious infection of the larynx

10.) Parents come to the clinic with their 2 year old child who has a cold, dry cough and hoarseness.
The overall condition of the child is becoming increasingly worse.

In the differential diagnosis the following are to consider:

a) laryngeal softening
b) epiglotitis
c) subgloteal laryngitis
d) angina

ci
11.) Symptoms of medial pneumothorax include:
a) Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing)
b) Odynophagia ( painful swallowing)
c) cough
d) pain between the shoulderblades

12.) 56 year old patient come to the laryngoloy dept. for spitting of blood, otalgia in left ear, dysphagia,

墟 嵹
pain and edema of the angle of the mandible and the neck. In the differential diagnosis you should
also consider:

a)
' strong infection of the larynx
b) laryngocele 一
c) foreign body 喉癌 一

d) cancer of the lower areas of the throat

13.) Tracheotomy is:

a) removal of a foreign body from the esophagus
b) removal of a foreign body from the lungs
c) opening of airways
d) suturing of cartilage into the dermis

14.) The cause of narrowing of the larynx-trachea system after tracheotomy is due to:
a) tracheomalacia
b) bleeding during surgery
ˇ
c) injury to the cricoid cartilage
d) injury to the space around the lung
、
D a) immediate laryngoscopy
15.) In order to identify narrowing of the trachea you have to do the following:

b) bronchoscopy
c) esophagoscopy
d) tracheoscopy

B
16.) To identify and diagnose cancer of the the larynx you have to use:
a) esophagoscopy
b) immediate laryngoscopy with biopsy
c), bronchoscopy
d) x-ray of the lungs

17.) Laryngofissure (Thyrotomy) is a surgical procedure used to:

D a) remove cancer of the vocal cords

b) remove the whole larynx because of laryngeal cancer
c) dilation of the laryngo-tracheal stenosis
d) incision of the larynx with aim to take a biopsy

18.) On a 23 year old motorbike victim a trauma to the neck and upper thorax with outflow of saliva and
food was found. This renders a:

a) rupture of the stomach

b) rupture of the esophageal wall

Bc
c) injury to the tracheal wall
d) injury of the parotid gland

19.) Treatment of abcess (pus) of the epiglottis results in:

a) therapy with oral antiobiotics
b) therapy with IV antiobiotics
c) incision of the abcess following antiobiotic treatment
d) removal of abcess with laser

20.) Unilateral neurogenic disorders concerning the movement of the vocal cord are caused by:

C
a.) damage to the accessory nerve
b) damage to the glossal nerve
c) damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve ,
Xdamage to the glossopharyngeal nerve
d)
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LARYNGOLOGY

1. Indications for adenoidectomi include:

A. Nasal airway obstruction
D B. Chronic sinusitis with nasal airway obstruction
C. Chronic serous otitis with nasal airway obstruction
D. All of the above
2. The following is true about malignant otitis externa EXCEPT:
A. Is a fulminate pseudomonea infection of the soft tissues
D B. Can occur in immunocompromised hosts such as diabetics
C. Can be fatal
以
D. Can be diagnosed by CT alone
3. Which of the following are recognized complications of otitis media

E
A. Sigmoid and cavernous sinus 。
thrombosis
B. Subdural .and brain abscess
、

C. Meningitis
D. Facial nerve paralysis
E. All of the above
4. Which of the following commonly results in “hot potato” voice?
A. Squamous cell carcinoma of the oropharynx

Bi
B. Peritonsillar abscess
C. Streptococcal pharyngitis
D. Viral pharyngitis
X
5. Salivary gland tumors occur most often in:
A. Parotid gland
A B. Submandibular gland
C. Sublingual gland
D. Minor salivary gland
6. Most common anatomical obstruction of the nasal cavity
A. Tumor
⺀
B
B. Septal deviation
C. Hematoma
D. Abscess
E. Foreign body
7. Symptoms of esophageal foreign bodies
吞嚥 痛

.DE
A. Choarsness
B B. Odynophagia -
C. Severe pain in the back between shoulders
D. Pulsating pain worse by night than by day
8. Indicate an INCORRECT answere:
A. Peritonsillar abscess is the most commonly locan complication during or after acute
tonsillitis
B. Pain symptoms of peritonsillar abscess include: high fever, otalgy, trismus,
dysphagia, sialorhea
C. Peritonsillar abscess may rupture into the parapharyngeal space with formation of
parapharyngeal abscess
D. The main complication in peritonsillar abscess include thrombosis of the sigmoid
sinus
E. Treatment includes puncture and drainage of the abscess with systemic high doses
of antibiotics.

9. Indicate an INCORRECT answere:

"
A. Hemangiomas and lymphangiomas are benign and congenital tumors especially in
children
B. The great majority of malignant tumors of the oral cavity are keratinizing squamos
cell carcinoma
C. Di!erential diagnosis in oral cavity cancer syphilis, tuberculosis, agranulocytosis
D. Any oral cavity ulceration that does not heal rapidly should be suspected of being an
early malignancy.
X
E. X
In advanced oral cavity cancer, metastases a!ecting the neck lymph nodes are rare.

10.Intratemporal complications of otitis media: Not rare

B A. Sensoneural hearing loss
B. Meningitis 、
 C. Subdural abcess
D. Epidural abcess
11.The middle nasal meatus contains:
A. Nasofrontal duct
c B. Opening of the nasolacrimal duct
C. Anterior ethmoid cells
D. Sphenoid ostium
12.Chief symptoms of disease of the nose and sinuses are:
A. Nasal obstruction

D
B. Altered or
C. Decreased nasal secretionx
1 increase
D. A+B
.

E. All

Ti
Stage 些
13.Treatment of laryngeal cancer is stage T1: 甲 )

Bite
A. Chordectomy

聲帶 切除術
1
B. Total laryngectomy 一
A
,
C. Chemotherapy
D. Oral antibiotics

chordectomy
E. No treatment required
14.Symptoms of vocal cord cancer are:
A. Dysphagia
B. Odynophagia
D
'

C. Severe pain
D. Hoarsness
15.Symptoms of acute stenosis of the larynx:
A. Stridor
Ai B. Coughing一
C. Cyanosis
D. Choking
喘 嗚
.

16.Otalgy can be caused by:

A. Acute otitis media
B. Tonsillar malignant tumor
C. Wax of the external canal
D. Neurolemma of facial nerve
E. Inflammation of the ear
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Exam Questions

1.) The fibrocartilage of the larynx is the

a) Thyroid cartilage
b) Cricoid cartilage
c) Epiglottis
d) Arytenoid cartilage

2.) The treatment of laryngeal cancer in the advanced stage of T1 is:

'
a) cordectomy with Laser
b) total laryngectomy
c) radio-chemotherapy
d) oral antibiotics

3.) Symptoms of strong laryngeal dyspnea are

A
a) inspiration dyspnea
b) cough
c) peripheral cyanosis
,d) fear
4.) Symptoms of vocal cord cancer are
a) swallowing di"culties
b) pain during swallowing
c) temporary pain

Dc
d) hoarseness

5.) The abduction of the vocal cords are caused by

a) cricothyroid muscle (lengthen and stretch the vocal folds)
b) lateral cricoarytenoid muscle (adduct)
c) posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
 d) transverse thyroarytenoid muscle (adducted)

6.) The most common causes for unilateral or bilateral damage to the vocal cords are caused by:

:;
D
a) infections
b) esophageal cancer
c) lung cancer 呼吸 困難 失意 .

d) surgical intervention - cordectomy

1 l
7.) A 36 year old karate master comes to the hospital with increasing dyspnea and aphonia,
which has been constant since the last training session which occured 24 hours ago. The

^
diagnosis: temporary hoarseness, interruptions in production of speech, edema and hyperaemia
of the vocal cords and impairment in movement of vocal cords: in the diagnosis the following
should be considered also:
a) injury to the vocal cords
b) strong infection of the larynx
c) reoccuring inflammation of the larynx
d) laryngeal cancer

8.) Monochorditis is characteristic for: ?

B
a) reoccuring inflammation of the larynx
b) miliary tuberculosis
c) laryngeal cancer
d) rhinoscleroma

9.) A 47 year old patient comes to the laryngologist with otalgia, dysphagia and stepwise
increase in hoarseness. His history - alcoholic and smoker
In the di!erential diagnosis we should also consider:

B
a) pus on the epiglottis
b) polyp on the vocal cord
c) tumor of the epiglottis x c ⒤
d), serious infection of the larynx

10.) Parents come to the clinic with their 2 year old child who has a cold, dry cough and
c
hoarseness. The overall condition of the child is becoming increasingly worse.
In the di!erential diagnosis the following are to consider:
a) laryngeal softening
b) epiglotitis
c) subgloteal laryngitis
d) angina

11.) Symptoms of medial pneumothorax include: ?

D a) Dysphagia (di"culty swallowing)
b) Odynophagia ( painful swallowing)
c) cough
d) pain between the shoulderblades

12.) 56 year old patient come to the laryngoloy dept. for spitting of blood, otalgia in left ear,

齷
dysphagia, pain and edema of the angle of the mandible and the neck. In the di!erential
diagnosis you should also consider:

D
a) strong infection of the larynx
b) laryngocele
c) foreign body
d) cancer of the lower areas of the throat

13.) Tracheotomy is:

a) removal of a foreign body from the esophagus

:
b) removal of a foreign body from the lungs
c) opening of airways
d) suturing of cartilage into the dermis

14.) The cause of narrowing of the larynx-trachea system after tracheotomy is due to:
a) tracheomalacia
b) bleeding during surgery
c) injury to the cricoid cartilage
d) injury to the space around the lung
(this is true - cant recall we talked about in clinics but i read about it on www)
A
15.) In order to identify narrowing of the trachea you have to do the following:
a) immediate laryngoscopy
b) bronchoscopy
c) esophagoscopy
d) tracheoscopy

,i
16.) To identify and diagnose cancer of the the larynx you have to use:
a) esophagoscopy
b) immediate laryngoscopy with biopsy
c) bronchoscopy
d) x-ray of the lungs

17.) Laryngofissure ( Thyrotomy) is a surgical procedure used to:

a) remove cancer of the vocal cords
b) remove the whole larynx because of laryngeal cancer
c) dilation of the laryngo-tracheal stenosis
d) incision of the larynx with aim to take a biopsy

18.) On a 23 year old motorbike victim a trauma to the neck and upper thorax with outflow of

B
saliva and food was found. This renders a:
a) rupture of the stomach
b) rupture of the esophageal wall
c) injury to the tracheal wall
d) injury of the parotid gland

19.) Treatment of abcess ( pus) of the epiglottis results in:

a) therapy with oral antiobiotics
b) therapy with IV antiobiotics
c) incision of the abcess following antiobiotic treatment
d) removal of abcess with laser

20.) Unilateral neurogenic disorders concerning the movement of the vocal cord are caused by:
a.) damage to the accessory nerve
b) damage to the glossal nerve
c) damage to the recurrent laryngeal nerve
d) damage to the glossopharyngeal nerve
 Laryngology
1. Which of the following are commonly seen in patients with peritonsillar abscess:
a. Trismus

ěi
E 's
b. Deviation of the uvula
c. Ipsilateral otaigia
e All of the above 䰜 頭
2. The Rinne Test evaluates:
a. Air conduction
c b. Bone conduction >
c. Both
d. Neither

3. Which of the following are recognized complications of otitis media:

ˇ
a. Sigmoid and cavemous sinus thrombosis
D b. Subdural and brain abscesses

:
.

c. Meningitis
d. Facial nerve parelysis
d. All of the above

4. Sinuses which drain into middle turbinate are:

a. Anterior ethmoid & maxillary

A
b. Posterior ethmoid & sphenoid
c. Posterior ethmoid & maxillary
d. Anterior etmoid & sphenoid
e. Frontal and sphenoid

5. Salivary gland tumors occur most often in:

a. Parotid gland
b. Submandibular gland
c. Sublingual gland
d. Minor salivary glands

6. Risk factors for head and neck cancer include:

a. Alcohol
b. Cigarettes
c. Both
d. Neither
i
7. Which is the least effective treatment for head and neck squamous cell
3 carcinoma?
.,
 a. Surgery
ˇ
b. Chemotherapy
c. Radiation
d. All are equally effective

8. Cholesteatomas:
a. Most commonly form tympanic membrane retraction pockets
A b. Are treated with IV antibiotics
c. Does not progressively destroy the middle ear and temporal bone
d. Are malignant tumors
" "
9. Tonsillectomy is indicated with exception of the following?
a. peritonsillar abscess
E b. chronic purulent tonsillitis
c. If a tonsillar tumour is suspected
d. stubborn oral fetor
粒細胞 缺乏症

Air
e. agranulocytosis 一 、

10. Pathogenesis of Eustachian tube occlusion

io
a. swelling of the tubal mucosa
E b. hypertrophy of adenoid
c. malignant infiltration of the tube
d. only b
e. all

11. Cochlear implants

a. consists of external and internal part
b. transform soung into electrical impuls
c. amolify sound
d. it is reserved only for adults
Indicated a correct statements
a. A and B
b. B and C
c. only B
d. None
e. All

12. Myringoplasty is a surgical procedure reserved for

a. ctcscierosis
c b. chronic otitis media with effusion
 c. treatment of perforated tympanic membrane
d. to manege otalgy
e. to remove foreign body from external canal

13. Match laryngeal tumoru sysptoms with localization of the tumor

-i
A epiglotic I dysphonia 發言 四 雞
E B glctis II dyspnoe
呼吸 困難
監
C subglctis III dysphagia '
、

a. A-I , B- II , C- III
b. A-I , B-III, C- II 吞嚥 囧
c. A-II , B- I , C- III
d. A- II, B- III, C- I
e. A- III , B- I , C- II

14.indicated premalignant leasion of the larynx

A- leucoplakia✓
✓
B- adults papillomatosis
A
y
C- childchood papillomatosis
D- Reincke oedema

a. A+B
b. A+B+C
c. B+C
d. OnlyD
e. All

15. Orbital complication of sinus infection comprises

a. ortital penostitis
E b. orbital phiegmon
i
c. subpentosteal abscess
d. none
e. all

16. Which of the following cranial nerves does not provide neural taste supply to
the tongue:
a. VII
b. IX 舌下 i 運動
c. XII
N
嗎 .

d. all do
LARYNGOLOGY

1. Indications for adenoidectomi include:

A. Nasal airway obstruction
B. Chronic sinusitis with nasal airway obstruction
D C. Chronic serous otitis with nasal airway obstruction
D. All of the above

2. The following is true about malignant otitis externa EXCEPT:

A. Is a fulminate pseudomonea infection of the soft tissues

D
B. Can occur in immunocompromised hosts such as diabetics
C. Can be fatal
D. Can be diagnosed by CT alone

3. Which of the following are recognized complications of otitis media

A. Sigmoid and cavernous sinus thrombosis

E
B. Subdural and brain abscess
C. Meningitis
D. Facial nerve paralysis
E. All of the above

ˇ
4. Which of the following commonly results in “hot potato” voice?
×A. Squamous cell carcinoma of the oropharynx
B B. Peritonsillar abscessˇ
C. Streptococcal pharyngitis
D. Viral pharyngitis

5. Salivary gland tumors occur most often in:

A. Parotid gland
A B. Submandibular gland
C. Sublingual gland
D. Minor salivary gland

6. Most common anatomical obstruction of the nasal cavity

A. Tumor
B. Septal deviation
C. Hematoma

Be D. Abscess
E. Foreign body
 7. Symptoms of esophageal foreign bodies
A. Choarsness
B B. Odynophagia
C. Severe pain in the back between shoulders
、
D. Pulsating pain worse by night than by day

8. Indicate an INCORRECT answere:

A. Peritonsillar abscess is the most commonly locan complication during or after acute
tonsillitis

:
D B. Pain symptoms of peritonsillar abscess include: high fever, otalgy, trismus, dysphagia,
sialorhea
C. Peritonsillar abscess may rupture into the parapharyngeal space with formation of
parapharyngeal abscess
D. The main complication in peritonsillar abscess include thrombosis of the sigmoid sinus
E. Treatment includes✓ puncture and drainage of the abscess with systemic high doses of

antibiotics.

9. Indicate an INCORRECT answere:

A. Hemangiomas and lymphangiomas are benign and congenital tumors especially in
children
E B. The great majority of malignant tumors of the oral cavity are keratinizing squamos cell
carcinoma
C. Differential diagnosis in oral cavity cancer syphilis, tuberculosis, agranulocytosis
D. Any oral cavity ulceration that does not heal rapidly should be suspected of being an
early malignancy.
X
E. In advanced oral cavity cancer, metastases affecting the neck lymph nodes are rare.

10. Intratemporal complications of otitis media:

, Sensoneural hearing loss
A.

B B. Meningitis
u

C., Subdural abcess

D. Epidural abcess
' "

11. The middle nasal meatus contains:

A. Nasofrontal duct
B. Opening of the nasolacrimal duct
c Sinus
㖄
C. Anterior ethmoid cells 十 Max .

D. Sphenoid ostium

12. Chief symptoms of disease of the nose and sinuses are:

"
A. Nasal obstruction

D
B. Altered or
x Decreased nasal secretion
C. increase
、

D. A+B
E. All
 13. Treatment of laryngeal cancer is stage T1:
A. Chordectomy

A B. Total laryngectomy
, Chemotherapy
C.
D. Oral antibiotics
E. No treatment required

14. Symptoms of vocal cord cancer are:

A. Dysphagia
B. Odynophagia
D C. Severe pain
D. Hoarsness

15. Symptoms of acute stenosis of the larynx:

喘 嗚
A. Stridor
B. Coughing一
A C. Cyanosis
D. Choking

16. Otalgy can be caused by:

ˇ
A. Acute otitis media

B
B. Tonsillar malignant tumor
C. Wax of the external canal A ? 7
D. Neurolemma of facial nerve
E. Inflammation of the ear

A is
maincause .

Bis secondary cause

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Laryngyology

1. Potts puffy tumor is related to.

? ?
a)tubercoulous sinusitis
b)pyogenic infection of frontal sinus or 13
c) cavernous sinus thrombosis
d) mastoiditis

2. Which of the following statements are true about longitudinal fracture of temporal
bone.
1) less often (than transverse fracture) assosiated with facial nerve injury.

B
ˇ
2) cause conductive hearing loss
ˇ
3) bleeding from the external canal is common
4) more likely (than transverse fracture) assosiated with labytinth injury.
a)1,2,4
b)2,3,4
c)1,2,3
d)all

3) Which of the following arteries are branches of internal carotid artery

1.sphenopalatine
2. greater palatine
3.anterior ethmoidal
4.”facial”
a. all
b. none
c. 3
d.1,2,4

4) Please indicate the feature of Warthin’s tumor of the parotid gland

1. benign
3 2. can become malignant
3. frequent among smokers
4. very often has satellite foci

a. all
b. 1,3
c. 1,2,3
d. 1,3,4

5)Opening of nasolarimal duct is situated in

B
a. superior meatus
b. inferior meatus
c. middle meatus
d ethmoid infundibulum
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Stage )
6)Treatment of choice for T1 laryngeal cancer in a teacher is
a)laser cordectomyˊ

Anwot
b)radiotheraphy in
c) total laryngectomy
d) radiochemotheraphy

7)the best treatment for the following canser of the tongue. T2 in a smoker and drinker is
a) radiochemotheraphy and salvage surgery
b)radiotheraphy
c) excision with a 1 cm margin with (if necessary) adjuvant radiotheraphy
d) chemotheraphy

8)A 15 year old boy presents with unilateral obstruction, unilateral hearing loss and … likely
diagnosisi is
a) hyperthrophy of the third tonsil
b) nasal polyp
c) cancer of the nasopharynx
d) juvenile angiofibroma

9)Earache following tonsillectomy is referred through.

a) glossopharyngeal nerve
b) vagus nerve
c) mandibular branch of trigeminal nerve
d) all of the nerves mentioned above

10. CUP syndrome stands for

a) cancer of uvula and pharynx
b) chronic unilateral pharyngitis
c) carcinoma of unknown primary
d) chronic ilcer of the pharynx

11.All are true about supraglottic cancer except

1) earliest symptome is hoarseness
2)high incidence of nodal metasthastases
3)dysphagia is a common symptom
4)chemotheraphy is the best treatment option

?
a)1,2,4
b)2,3,4
c) 2,4
A ?
d)1,4

' 3-year ols child presents with multiple laryngeal papillomas with hoarse voice and slight
12.A

p
airway disease the best treatment option is
a) steroids intravenous therapy
 b) total laryngsectomy
c) tracheortomy and observation 口 以下
d) CO2 laser excision

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13. The first line antibiotics theraphy for acute otitis media in children is.
a) cephalosporin
B b) amoxicillin
o
c) amoxicillin + clauvulanate acid
d) ciproflaxacin

14)peripheral facial nerve paralysis can be due to.

a) parotid gland tumor
D b) skull base fracture
c) ear infection
d) all of them
ˇ

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