ENT FIRST CLASS TEST MCQS drajmalent/presentations.htm https://facebook/maryam.malik.12764/media_set?set=a.439595162842756.1073741868.100003768295739&type=1 SEQS PAST PAPERS https://facebook/media/set/?set=a.1441886956045746.1073741834.1437825196451922&type=3 Questions from Past Tests & Sendups - Nose: Anatomy of nasal meatuses (esp Middle) & paranasal sinuses (esp Maxillary). Causes of unilateral & bilateral nasal obstruction. 5 year old with unilateral nasal discharge: Differential Diagnosis. Rhinitis: Allergic rhinitis scenario (Hx repeated sneezing, rhinorrhea for 10 days. Going on for years. Pale boggy turbinates. Dark circles under eyes) Diagnosis & Management. Atrophic rhinitis scenario (Hx Nasal irritation & obstruction. Foul smelling, roomy nasal cavities with crusts): Diagnosis & treatment. Rhinitis medicamentosa. Epistaxis: Arteries taking part in anastamosis at Littles area. Causes of epistaxis in 10 & 50 year old. Steps of management. Howd you stop bleeding & what investigations would you order? Arteries ligated to control epistaxis. Toxic shock syndrome. Angiofibroma scenario (16 year old male. Hx recurrent epistaxis, progressive nasal obstruction. Mass in nasal cavity & nasopharynx.): Diagnosis, investigations, treatment. Nasal Polyps: Ethmoidal polyps scenario (Hx of Runny nose, sneezing, nasal obstruction. May have hx of usage of vasoconstrictor nasal drops. Bilateral, insensitive whitish masses, do not bleed to touch.): Diagnosis, investigations & surgical management. Treatment of Antrochoanal polyp. Differentiate b/w Ethmoidal & Antrochaonal polyp. Nasal Septum: DNS scenario (Right sided nasal obstruction. Patency reduced & septum convex on right side. Postnasal space & X-ray PNS normal): Diagnosis. Treatment of septal hematoma. Complications of maltreated septal hematoma. Septal perforation scenario (Hx of septoplasty 2 mo ago. Whistling sound on breathing): Diagnosis, treatment. Differences and Complications of SMR & Septoplasty Trauma Nose: Management of patient with fracture nose & 4 complications. What time will you reduce it? After how many days its not manually reducible? Sinusitis & its complications: Acute Maxillary sinusitis scenario (Hx of PND, alternating nasal obstruction, mucopurulent discharge in both nasal cavities, enlarged inferior turbinates): Diagnosis & treatment. Fungal sinusitis scenario (Elderly, diabetic lady. Fever, bilateral nasal congestion, orbital swelling, facial pain. Black necrotic mucus on nasal endoscopy): Diagnosis, investigations, treatment. Cavernous sinus thrombosis scenario (Boil nose. High grade fever, headache, nausea): Diagnosis, signs, management. Orbital complications of sinusitis. Complications of acute sinusitis. COURTESY = Samiya baji :)
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