General

Question 1

5 nasal symptoms

Answer 1

obstruction
runny nose (anterior rhinorrhoea)
loss of sense of smell (hyposmia)
nose bleeds (epistaxis) 
facial pain

Question 2

5 ear symptoms

Answer 2

earache (otalgia)
ear discharge (otorrhoea)
hearing loss
tinnitus
dizziness

Question 3

5 throat symptoms

Answer 3

sore throat
difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)
pain on swallowing (odynophagia)
hoarse voice (dysphonia)
regurgitation

Question 4

Quinsy

Answer 4

peri-tonsillar abcess
can occur as a complication of severe bacterial acute tonsillitis
doesn’t normally respond to AB alone, abscess needs draining
local anaesthetic and either aspirate pus or incision and drain
not pleasant but immediate relief