Multiple Choice 1. Describe the external ear canal a. Lateral 2/3 cartilaginous, medial V3 bony b. Lateral /3 cartilaginous, medial 2/3 bony c. Lateral 2/3 bony, medial 1/3 cartilaginous d. Lateral /3 bony, medial 2/3 cartilaginous 2. Layers of thetympanic membrane EXCEPT a. Squamous epithelium b. Mucosal layer c. Fibrous layer d. Cartilaginous layer 3. The functional portion of the tympanic membrane a. Pars flaccida b. Pars tensa c. Schrapnell’s membrane d. Reissner’s membrane 4. Which of the following refer to the same structure? a. Pars tensaand Schrapnell's membrane b. Pars tensaand Tectorial membrane c. Pars flaccida and Schrapnell's membrane d. Pars tensaand Schrapnell's membrane 5. The middle ear mucosais lined by? a. Pseucostratified ciliated columnar b. Schneiderian epithelium c. Respiratory epithelium d. AOTA 6. The most common animate ear canal foreign body in the Philippines: a Cockroach b. Ants c. Mosquito d. Mouse 7. Infection and/or inflammation of the pinna a. Pinnitis b. Perichondritis c. Diffuse otitis externa d. Otomycosis 8. Organism involved in #7?15. I Streptococcus Haemophilus Pseudomonas Staphylococcus aoop . Acute otitis circumscripta is NOT: a Cased by S. aureus b. Caused by P. aeruginosa c. “pimple” d. “furunculosis” Diffuse otitis externa is NOT: a. Swimmer's ear b. Caused by Pseudomonas c. Caused by Staphylococcus d. Furunculosis Malignant otitis externa is also called a. AOE circurscripta b. Swimmer's ear c. Necrotizing external otitis d. Furunculosis Otomy coses is caused by: a. Aspergillus and Rhizopus b. Candida and Rhizopus c. Aspergillus and Candida d. Rhizopus and Mucormy cosis . Bullous myring itis is an infection of the: a. External auditory canal b. Auricle c. Tympanic membrane d. Middle ear . Herpes zoster oticus is caused by: a Protozoa b. Bacteria c. Viruses d. Fungi Herpes zoster oticus is also called: a. Bells syndromeb. Ramsay-Hunt syndrome c. Ramsay’s syndrome d. Bell's- Hunt syndrome 16. Cholesteatoma of the external canal a Exostosis b. Osteomas cc. Impactedcerumen d. Keratosis obturans 17. Acute otitis media lasts for a 43. 44. Cranial nerve VII Jug ular vein Tympanic membrane Cochlea Bony ear canal Middle cranial fossa Internal carotidartery . LateralWall . Medial Wall . Anterior Wall Posterior Wall Floor Roof . Inflammation of the tympanic membrane Acute otitis media Cholesteatoma Positive fistula sign Gradenig o's syndrome . Keratinizing squamous epithelium in abnormal locations S. pneumonia, H. influenza . Petrous apicitis |. Vertigo and nystagmus Myringitis Vascular tinnitus Sensorineural tinnitusUE BEN eS ca Road 45. Myogenic tinnitus 46. Conductive tinnitusWe ENT-PRELIMS-1.docx (% 47. Central tinnitus Objective tinnitus Subjective tinnitus Both NOTA 48. Acute unilateral vestibular loss 49. BPPV 50. Meniere's disease 51. Bilateral vestibular loss Vestibular neuritis Endoly mphatic hy drops Cupulolithiasis