Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Third Year (3rd Year) 2016 MBBS303 ENT Previous Question Paper
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination
2015-16
Course Code:MBS303
Paper ID: 0313129
ENT
Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes
Max Marks: 30
Note: Attempt all questions. Draw proper diagrams to support
your answer.
Part `B'
1.
Discuss clinical features, investigation and treatment of
Allergic rhino- sinusitis. (5)
2.
Describe briefly the complications of chronic
Tonsillitis. (5)
2.
Write short notes on the following:
a)
Little's Area (2)
b)
Tonsilolith (3)
Part `C'
1.
Discuss clinical features, investigation and treatment of
Acute mastoiditis. (8)
2.
Write short notes on:
a) Otitis Externa (4)
b)
Pre auricular sinus (3)
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Course Code:MBS303
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Part `A'
Time: 20 Minutes
Max Marks: 10
Note: 1. Attempt all questions and return this part of the question paper to the invigilator after 20 Minutes.
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Q.1
The Frontal, Maxillary and anterior ethmoid
a)
Dysphonia, pain on speaking and
sinuses drain into:
swallowing oedema and ulceration of
a)
Inferior Meatus
the larynx in the post cricoids region
b)
Middle meatus
b)
Hoarsness, dysphagia is common pain is
c)
Suprior meatus
rare, diffuse erythematous papule and
d)
Nasopharynx
ulceration involving epiglottis and
aryepiglottic fold
Q.2
The posterior ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses
c) Dysphonia, or muffled voice, the
drain into:
principle area involved is supraglottis
a)
Suprior meatus
oedema, epiglottis and nodular
b)
Middle meatus
ulceration
c)
Inferior Meatus
d)
Low grade evening rise of temperature,
d)
Nasopharynx
loss of appetite and loss of weight
Q.3
The lateral wall of the nose is lined by:
P.T.O.
a)
Respiratory ciliated columnar
Q.10
The vocal fold nodule is:
epithelium
a)
Small unilateral less than 3mm size
b)
Stratified squamous epithelium
swelling
approximately
mid
c)
Stratified quboidal epithelium
membranous portion
d)
Transitional epithelium
b)
Bilateral less than 3mm size swelling on
the free edge approximately mid
Q.4
The lobule of the nose is formed by:
membranous portion
a)
Supratip, tip and collmella
c)
Bilateral, small pointed white color
b)
Tip and collmella
present at the posterior end of vocal
c)
Collmella only
cord
d)
Greater alar cartilages of both side
d)
Bilateral, small less than 3mm size
swelling present in the middle of vocal
Q.5
Kisselbachs plexus is present on:
cord
a)
Posterior part of middle turbinate
b)
The nasopharynx
Q.11
The lateral nasal cartilage:
c)
Present on the posterior part of inferior
a)
Single structure, quadrangular in shape
turbinate
attached to nasal bone, frontal process
d)
It is present on the septum and adjacent
of maxilla and septal cartilage
turbinate
b)
Paired structure, triangular in shape
Q.6
The sinusoid system of the nasal submucosa is:
attached to nasal bone, frontal process
a)
Present on the septum adjacent to the
of maxilla and septal cartilage
inferior turbinate and most anterior
c)
Single structure articulate with lower
septum
alar cartilage
b)
Littles area
d)
Paired structure articulate with nasal
c)
Middle turbinate
bone
d)
Arterial plexus
Q.12
Submandibular and sublingual salivary gland
Q.7
Stapes of the middle ear is derived from the:
develops:
a)
Dorsal end of Meckels cartilage
a)
Outgrowth in relation to the linguo
b)
Ventral end of Meckels cartilage
gingival sulcus and are endodermal in
c)
Dorsal end of Reicherts cartilage
original
d)
Ventral end of Reicherts cartilage
b)
They are ectodermal in origin
c)
Outgrowth of buccal epithelium
Q.8
Malleus and Incus of the middle ear is derived
d)
They are mesodermal in origin
from the:
a)
Dorsal end of Meckels cartilage
Q.13
Stapedius muscle of the middle ear is derived
b)
Ventral end of Meckels cartilage
from the:
c)
Dorsal end of Reicherts cartilage
a)
Mesoderm of the second pharyngeal
d)
Ventral end of Reicherts cartilage
arch
Q.9
Hansen's disease of larynx is characterized by:
b)
Mesoderm of the first pharyngeal arch
c)
Mesoderm of the third pharyngeal arch
d)
Endoderm of the second pharyngeal
arch
Q.14
The stapedius reflex is present:
a)
Lower threshold of 70-80 dB
b)
Higher threshold of 100-110 dB
c)
During normal conversation
d)
In sensorineural hearing loss
Q.15
The sensory organ of the ampulla of the
semicircular canal:
a)
Macula
b)
End organ
c)
Crista
d)
Cochlear nucleus
Q.16
The tympanic membrane of the middle ear is
formed by the:
a)
Apposition of the first ectodermal cleft
and tubotympanic recess
b)
Apposition of second ectodermal cleft
and tubotympanic recess
c)
Mesodermal in origin
d)
Endodermal in origin
Q.17
The external auditory canal develops from the:
a)
Ventral part of the first ectodermal cleft
b)
Dorsal part of the first ectodermal cleft
c)
Dorsal part of the first endodermal cleft
d)
Ventral part of the first endodermal cleft
Q.18
The stapedius muscle contraction result in:
a)
It pulls the stapes backward into the
oval window
b)
It pulls the stapes forward into the oval
window
c)
It pulls the handle of malleus inward
d)
It pulls the stapes upward and inward
Q.19
External ear canal is supplied by:
a)
7th nerve
b)
8th nerve
c)
Cervical nerve
d)
cervical, 9th and 10th nerves
Q.20
The advanced case of nasopharyngeal
carcinoma is presented with:
a)
Hearing loss, tinnitus and nasal
obstruction
b)
Hearing loss, tinnitus and nasal
obstruction and blood stained nasal or
post nasal discharge
c)
Neck lump, cranial nerve palsy and
blood stained nasal discharge
d)
Neck lump, cranial nerve palsy, nasal
obstruction, bleeding nose, hearing loss,
tinnitus and distant metastases
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