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Old with Unilateral nasal obstruction + epitaxis

A

Cancer

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Rinnes and webber in conductive vs sensorineural hearing loss

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Conductive
Bone > Air
Webber localise to affected

SN
Air > bone
Webber localised to unaffected

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3
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20s with mass Anterior to sternocleidomastoid that Doesn’t move on swallowing
No other sx

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Brachial cyst

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4
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Tumour in Anterior triangle associated with people living at high altitude

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Carotid body tumour

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5
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Kid with recurrent ear infections now hearing loss

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Glue ear
(May need grommetz)

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6
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What is myringoplasty

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Repair of chronic Ruptured ear drum

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7
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Procedure to straighten nose after break

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Rhinoplasty

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1st line rx otitis media? If allergy?

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Amox
Erythromycin

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9
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How do you determine if neck lumps are producing stuff

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Radioisotope scan

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10
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Baby with noisy inhale such as low pitched sound when sleeping

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Laryngomalacia
(Usually self resolving by 24months)

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11
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Difference between a polyp and turbinate on rhinoscopy

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Turbinate red and sensitive to touch

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12
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Conductive hearing loss means rinnes is?

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negative

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13
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What is schwartz sign in ear?

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Pink tinged ear drum - otosclerosis

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14
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Nose injury playing football. Septum is boggy to touch rx?

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Haematoma evacuation
- septal haematoma -> necrosis

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15
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Old dysphagia and weight loss with food regurgitation and halitosis. Mass in the posterior triangle

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Pharyngeal pouch appaz

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16
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Most common type of thyroid ca

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Papilliary

17
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Singer with horse voice but no pain? with pain?

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vocal cord nodule

vocal cord granuloma if pain

18
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When is laryngitis chronic

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3 weeks

19
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20s painless mass in anterior triangle of neck which slowly grows. No other symptoms

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branchial cyst

20
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Recurrent tonsilitis -> tired all the time

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Developed OSA

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