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Otorhinolaryngology Review Questions

This document contains a lecture summary on otorhinolaryngology from MM/DD/YYYY from 12:00-13:30. It includes the lecture title, subject, and instructor. There are also 5 review questions related to the lecture topics along with their answers: 1) patient has otitis media with effusion, 2) pathology is in the middle ear, 3) vestibular schwannoma patient would not present with bullous myringitis, 4) treatment is topical salicylic acid for bullous myringitis, 5) patient has allergic rhinitis leading to Eustachian tube dysfunction.

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Otorhinolaryngology Review Questions

This document contains a lecture summary on otorhinolaryngology from MM/DD/YYYY from 12:00-13:30. It includes the lecture title, subject, and instructor. There are also 5 review questions related to the lecture topics along with their answers: 1) patient has otitis media with effusion, 2) pathology is in the middle ear, 3) vestibular schwannoma patient would not present with bullous myringitis, 4) treatment is topical salicylic acid for bullous myringitis, 5) patient has allergic rhinitis leading to Eustachian tube dysfunction.

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MM/DD/YYYY Lecture Title

12:00 13:30 Otorhinolaryngology


YL7: X.Y.Z Subject Name | Instructors Name

YL7: X.Y.Z Group 15: Haw, Martija, Marzo, Neric, Yacob, Zafra 1 of 2
REVIEW QUESTIONS Answers: 1C( patient has otitis media with effusion), 2C, 3B (Vestibular
schwannoma), 4C (Symptomatic treatment, Bullous myringitis is self-limiting,
5D(case of allergic rhinitis leading to Eustachian tube dysfunction)
1. Patient presenting with mild ear pain and fukllness
accompanying hearing loss will have which of the
following tympanogram curves?

g. Slowly progressive hearing loss


h. Ear pain
i. Tinnitus
j. Dizziness
a. A 4. Which medication will you give in a patient with this
b. B otoscopy finding?
c. C
2. A patient with this audiogram has pathology in which
structure?

k. Topical salicylic acid


l. Penicillin
m. Acetaminophen
n. Erythromycin
5. 20 y/o female presented with itchy and runny nose,
watery eyes and coughing. She will most likely have
which of the following tympanograms?
o. A
p. AD
d. External ear q. B
e. Middle ear r. C
f. Cochlea
3. A patient with this finding on contrast-enhanced MRI
will most likely present with the following symptoms
except:

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