1-submuocous diathermy is used in Tx of:

a- deviated septum
b- Epistaxis.
c- Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis.
d-

2-CSF rhinorrhea:
a- Immediate blockage.
b- It contains sugar.
c- It is usually bilateral.
d- Treated by packing the nose.

3-nasal mucosa is supplied by:

a- 2nd
b- 3rd
c- 4th
d- 5th
e- 8th

4-Congenital dffness should be treated:

a- before age of 1 year
b- at the end of 1 year
c- between 1-2 years
d- at the end of 4 years
e- at school age

5- Management of displaced Fracture of nasal bone in a child:

a- ass soon as possible
b- after puberty
c- Treated by submucus resection.
d- x-ray is important for management

6- Quinsy is:
a- treated is by surgery
b- Collection of pus lateral to the superior constrictor:
c- More common in children

7- Alarming signs after tonsillectomy operation:

a- frequent swallowing
b- dysphagia
c- increase pulse rate
d- A&C
8- Conductive hearing loss occur with the following except:
a- otoscleross
b- Ossicles dislocation
c-meneir's disease
d-tympanosclerosis

9- Cholistatoma, all true except:

a- attical perforation
b- Bone erosion
c- Neoplastic in origin
d- May be congenital

10- Which of the following involve the floor of the mouth:

a- Ludwig's angina.
b- Infectious mononucleosis.
c- Peritonsillar abscess.
d- Glossitis.

11- What is the normal hearing range in human:

a- 20 2000 Hz
b- 200- 2000 Hz
c- 20 20,000 Hz

12- Function of Eustachian tube:

a- free movement of tympanic membrane

13- Reason for surgery in A.A. OM:

a-Prevention of complications

14- Commonest organism in otomycosis is:

a- pseudomonas areginosa.
b- Pseudomonas pyogens.
c- Actinomycosis.
d- Aspergillous nigra.

15- Meneir's Disease, all true except:

a- Viral disease
b- Treated by stapes mobilization
c- Affects the cochlea
d- May be complicated by 7th nerve palsy
16- The following are risk factors for otomycosis except:
a- exostosis

17- All are complication of tonsillitis EXCEPT:

a- rheumatoid arthritis.
b- Tosillolith.
c- Nephritis.
d- Peritonsillar abscess.

18-complication of sinusitis, all except

Apical dental abscess??

19- Best imaging technique to view nasal sinuses is:

a- Lateral x ray.
b- Axial CT.
c- Coronal CT.
d- ..
20- Audiogram of conductive hearing loss will show:
a- impaired air conduction / normal bone conduction.

21- Which is not correct for infectious mononucleosis:

a- it is viral.
b- Affect lymph glands.
c- Confirmed by Paul banner test.
d- There is increase in the count of monocytes.
e- There is increase in the count of lymphocytes.

22- Nasal polypy:

a- Usually unilateral
b- Are premalignant
c- Disease of childhood
d- in osteomeatal complex
e- Originate from maxillary sinus

23- The treatment of nasopharyngeal carcinoma:

a- Surgery.
b- Radiotherapy.
c- Chemotherapy.
d- Neck dissection.

24- Maryngotomy is done in:

a- Acute otitis media.
 b- Secretary otitis media.
c- CSOM
d- A+b??

25- Cause of respiratory obstruction after adenotoselictomy:

a- laryngeal spasm
b- Fall back of the tongue
c- Presence of a pack (Gauze)
d- all of the above

26- Allergic rhinitis investigations all true accept:

a- eosinophils
b- IgM
c- Skin prick test
d-
e-

27-all are present in the medial wall of tympanic cavity except:

a- oval window
b- Round window
c- Pyramid
d-promontory
e-tympanic part of facial nerve

28- Bilateral coanal atresia in a newborn is manifested by all except

Purulent nasal discharge

29-commenist presentation of juvenile angiofibroma is:

a-epistexis
b- Headache
c-nasal speech

30- Most benign tumor of frontal sinus

a- fibroma
b- polyp
c- angioma
d- osteoma
e- papilloma

31- Management of malignant otitis externa:

a- metronedazole
 b- Gentamycin
c- Amphotericin B
d- Methotrexate
e- Cloxacillin

32- Fistula sign is present in

cholistatoma

33-Rhinolith in :
a- polyp
b- Foreign body
c- Allergic rhinitis.
d- Rhinitis medicamentosa

34- 40 years old male presented with unilateral slowly progressive

sinsorynural hearing loss:
a- aquistic neuroma
b- viral labrinthitis
c-presbycoisis
c- otosclerosis
d- all of the above

35- Chronic vasomotor rhinitis is treated with:

a- local Abx
b- Systemic Abx
c- Desensitization
d- Systemic parasmpathomimitic
e- Glucocorticosteroids

36- Most common pathogen in bacterial acute tonsillitis:

a- B-hemolytic sterpt.
b- H.influansa
c-strept pneumonia
d-staph aureus
e-staph. Veredin

37-wich of the following conditions is mostly unilateral:

a- antrochoanal polyp
b- Otitis media with effusion
c-otosclerosis
d- presbycosis
c- Allergic rhinitis
38- Unilateral nasal discharge most commonly with:
a-
b- Foreign body

39-swelling over the maxillary is caused by

Dental abscess

40- Vestibular neuritis is present in all the following EXCEPT:

a- decrease in hearing.
b- Vertigo.
c- Nausea.
d- Tinnitus.