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Pathology
What is the pathological abnormal...,
In vestibular scwannoma what pote...,
What should be considered if nasa...
13
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Physiology of hearing and balance
Which properties of sound dictate...,
What frequencies of sound can hum...,
What roles do the external middle...
18
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Microbiology- ENT infections
What is the most common bacterial...,
What do group a streps look like,
What are potential acute and long...
32
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Physiology of taste and smell
What do taste buds consist of,
Where are taste buds mainly located,
What are the four types of papill...
10
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Anatomy of the larynx
Identify the neck fascial compart...,
Identify the labelled structures,
Where are the strap muscles locat...
23
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Anatomy of the salivary glands, tongue, palate and pharynx
Identify the labelled structures,
Identify the labelled structures,
What are the major salivary glands
17
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Ear Disease
What are the d s of ear disease,
What is the difference between co...,
What are the four categories of h...
17
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Cranial nerves
Name the cranial nerves,
Which cranial nerves leave the sk...,
Which fossae do the maxillary and...
6
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Passmedicine questions
What is presbycusis,
What is otosclerosis,
How does otosclerosis present
20
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Airway obstruction
What features of anatomy in child...,
If an airway of 2mm is reduced by...,
Name 5 potential causes of airway...
19
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Adenotonsillar disease and OME
What is the main function of the ...,
What is waldeyer s ring,
What comprises waldeyer s ring
26
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Dizziness
What is vertigo,
Not all dizziness is otogenic how...,
What is the purpose of the vestib...
30
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Rhinitis
What are the core symptoms of nas...,
What kind of hypersensitivity rea...,
What are the two main aetiologies...
17
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Head and neck cancer
What type of cancer accounts for ...,
Name four important risk factors ...,
What are the red flag symptoms fo...
7
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Exam
What is the most common bacterial...,
What are the potential acute and ...,
How does diphtheria present
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Anatomy of the nasal cavity and sinuses
Which structures in the nasal cav...,
The nasal septum is composed of w...,
Where do olfactory receptor cells...
11
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Anatomy of the ear
Contents of the temporal bone of ...,
Structures passing through the in...,
Functions of the facial nerve
7
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Otalgia
What is the classification of ota...,
Which nerves can refer pain to th...,
Causes of c2 c3 referred pain 2
10
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Epistaxis
Frequent site of nasal haemorrhage,
First aid measures for treatment ...,
Risks of a posterior nosebleed 2
7
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Hoarseness
What is acute onset of hoarseness...,
What should always be considered ...,
Important investigations in hoars...
9
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Neck lumps
Causes of smooth goitre,
Causes of a solitary thyroid nodule,
Treatment of thyroid cancer
17
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