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1. Three signs of chronic tonsillitis
2. Three absolute indications of tonsillectomy
3. Tuning fork tests (rinne's, webers, abc, schwabach's)
4. Pure tone Audiometry
5. Recruitment
6. Characteristics of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss
7. Name the Ototoxic drugs
8. Presbyacusis
9. Dix hall pike maneuver
10. Alexander classification of nystagmus
11. Caloric test (directional preponderance and canal paresis)
12. Cerebellar function tests
13. Vertebro basilar insufficiency
14. Pica syndrome (posterior inf. cerebellar artery)
15. Malignant otitis externa
16. Otomycosis
17. Syringing of ear
18. Keratrosis obturans
19. Myringitis bullosa hemorrhagica
20. Barotraumas
21. Types of perforation
22. Aural polyp
23. Bezold abscess
24. Gradenigo's syndrome
25. Circumscribed labyrinthitis and fistula test
26. Temporal lobe abscess (clinical features and management)
27. Otosclerosis staging, clinical features
28. Round window reflex
29. Landmarks of facial nerve and its course
30. Bell's palsy
31. Topo diagnostic tests for facial nerve lesions (esp. shirmer's)
32. Type of hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo in Meniere's disease
33. Lermoyez syndrome
34. Difference between schwannoma and neuroma
35. Otalgia
36. Tinnitus esp. objective
37. Boil nose
38. Definition of DNS
39. Atrophic rhinitis
40. Which foreign body is dangerous nasal or aural and why?
41. Investigations and treatment of allergic rhinitis
42. Causes of vasomotor rhinitis and procedure for reduction of turbinates
43. Definition of rhinitis (triad of sneezing, rhinorrhea and nasal obst. due to infl. response occurring in nasal mucosa)
44. Five causes of unilateral nasal obstruction
45. Little's area and significance
46. Openings in the lateral wall of nose
47. Anterior and posterior nasal packing
48. Define fracture
49. Fractured nasal bone and signs of a fracture (tenderness, crepitus, deformity, loss of function)
50. Blood supply of adenoids and adenoid facies
51. Angiofibroma, selective and superselective angiography
52. Blood supply of tonsils
53. Signs of chronic tonsillitis
54. Peritonsillar abscess
55. Retropharyngeal abscess and types
56. Contents of retro and para pharyngeal spaces
57. Post cricoid carcinoma
58. Staging of hypopharyngeal carcinoma
59. Difference between Plummer and Plummer Vinson syndrome
60. Management of acute epiglottitis
61. Diphtheria (complete)
62. Laryngeal TB
63. Laryngomalacia and stridor
64. Nerve supply of larynx, bilateral abductor paralysis
65. Vocal nodule
66. Treatments of laryngeal carcinomas
67. Tracheostomy (complete)
68. Heimlich maneuver
69. Physiological constrictions of esophagus
70. Esophageal perforation and acute mediastinits
71. Achalasia cardia
72. Difference between foreign bodies of esophagus and resp tract on frontal radiograph
73. Anterior or posterior rhinoscopy
74. Indirect laryngoscopy
75. Concept of mastoidectomies and their complications
76. Surgical approaches to middle ear
77. Cerebellar abscess
78. Lateral sinus thrombophlebitis
79. Indications, complications of proof puncture, intranasal antrostomy and Caldwell luc's operation.
80. SMR and septoplasty (complete)
81. Indications, contraindications and complications of bronchoscopy, esophagoscopy and direct laryngoscopy
82. Tonsillectomy (complete)
83. Types of hemorrhage in tonsillectomy
84. Complications of adenoidectomy
85. Difference between portax and fuller's tracheostomy tubes
86. Normally tracheostomy is done in upper rt blocks, which condition of lower rt block is an indication for tracheostomy? (COPD)
87. Causes of clear discharge from ear (otomycosis, eczema, CSF otorrhea)
88. Do we remove ethmoid bone in ethmoidectomy (NO)
89. Organisms responsible for acute otitis media
90. Causes of bone erosion in CSOM
91. What are the gases used in anesthesia (nitrous oxide, oxygen, halothane)
92. Commonest foreign body in children and adults (coins, meat bolus)
93. Branches of external carotid artery
94. Blood supply of adenoids
2. Three absolute indications of tonsillectomy
3. Tuning fork tests (rinne's, webers, abc, schwabach's)
4. Pure tone Audiometry
5. Recruitment
6. Characteristics of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss
7. Name the Ototoxic drugs
8. Presbyacusis
9. Dix hall pike maneuver
10. Alexander classification of nystagmus
11. Caloric test (directional preponderance and canal paresis)
12. Cerebellar function tests
13. Vertebro basilar insufficiency
14. Pica syndrome (posterior inf. cerebellar artery)
15. Malignant otitis externa
16. Otomycosis
17. Syringing of ear
18. Keratrosis obturans
19. Myringitis bullosa hemorrhagica
20. Barotraumas
21. Types of perforation
22. Aural polyp
23. Bezold abscess
24. Gradenigo's syndrome
25. Circumscribed labyrinthitis and fistula test
26. Temporal lobe abscess (clinical features and management)
27. Otosclerosis staging, clinical features
28. Round window reflex
29. Landmarks of facial nerve and its course
30. Bell's palsy
31. Topo diagnostic tests for facial nerve lesions (esp. shirmer's)
32. Type of hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo in Meniere's disease
33. Lermoyez syndrome
34. Difference between schwannoma and neuroma
35. Otalgia
36. Tinnitus esp. objective
37. Boil nose
38. Definition of DNS
39. Atrophic rhinitis
40. Which foreign body is dangerous nasal or aural and why?
41. Investigations and treatment of allergic rhinitis
42. Causes of vasomotor rhinitis and procedure for reduction of turbinates
43. Definition of rhinitis (triad of sneezing, rhinorrhea and nasal obst. due to infl. response occurring in nasal mucosa)
44. Five causes of unilateral nasal obstruction
45. Little's area and significance
46. Openings in the lateral wall of nose
47. Anterior and posterior nasal packing
48. Define fracture
49. Fractured nasal bone and signs of a fracture (tenderness, crepitus, deformity, loss of function)
50. Blood supply of adenoids and adenoid facies
51. Angiofibroma, selective and superselective angiography
52. Blood supply of tonsils
53. Signs of chronic tonsillitis
54. Peritonsillar abscess
55. Retropharyngeal abscess and types
56. Contents of retro and para pharyngeal spaces
57. Post cricoid carcinoma
58. Staging of hypopharyngeal carcinoma
59. Difference between Plummer and Plummer Vinson syndrome
60. Management of acute epiglottitis
61. Diphtheria (complete)
62. Laryngeal TB
63. Laryngomalacia and stridor
64. Nerve supply of larynx, bilateral abductor paralysis
65. Vocal nodule
66. Treatments of laryngeal carcinomas
67. Tracheostomy (complete)
68. Heimlich maneuver
69. Physiological constrictions of esophagus
70. Esophageal perforation and acute mediastinits
71. Achalasia cardia
72. Difference between foreign bodies of esophagus and resp tract on frontal radiograph
73. Anterior or posterior rhinoscopy
74. Indirect laryngoscopy
75. Concept of mastoidectomies and their complications
76. Surgical approaches to middle ear
77. Cerebellar abscess
78. Lateral sinus thrombophlebitis
79. Indications, complications of proof puncture, intranasal antrostomy and Caldwell luc's operation.
80. SMR and septoplasty (complete)
81. Indications, contraindications and complications of bronchoscopy, esophagoscopy and direct laryngoscopy
82. Tonsillectomy (complete)
83. Types of hemorrhage in tonsillectomy
84. Complications of adenoidectomy
85. Difference between portax and fuller's tracheostomy tubes
86. Normally tracheostomy is done in upper rt blocks, which condition of lower rt block is an indication for tracheostomy? (COPD)
87. Causes of clear discharge from ear (otomycosis, eczema, CSF otorrhea)
88. Do we remove ethmoid bone in ethmoidectomy (NO)
89. Organisms responsible for acute otitis media
90. Causes of bone erosion in CSOM
91. What are the gases used in anesthesia (nitrous oxide, oxygen, halothane)
92. Commonest foreign body in children and adults (coins, meat bolus)
93. Branches of external carotid artery
94. Blood supply of adenoids