This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about anatomy of the ear. The questions cover topics like landmarks in the middle ear, structures that transmit through fissures, features of different ear conditions, and development of the external auditory canal. Each question is followed by its corresponding multiple choice answer. The questions assess knowledge of middle ear anatomy, tympanic membrane landmarks, ear conditions, and ear development.
This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about anatomy of the ear. The questions cover topics like landmarks in the middle ear, structures that transmit through fissures, features of different ear conditions, and development of the external auditory canal. Each question is followed by its corresponding multiple choice answer. The questions assess knowledge of middle ear anatomy, tympanic membrane landmarks, ear conditions, and ear development.
This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about anatomy of the ear. The questions cover topics like landmarks in the middle ear, structures that transmit through fissures, features of different ear conditions, and development of the external auditory canal. Each question is followed by its corresponding multiple choice answer. The questions assess knowledge of middle ear anatomy, tympanic membrane landmarks, ear conditions, and ear development.
1) Secondary tympanic membrane provides a reliable
land mark for A. Cochlear nerve B. Singular nerve C. Facial nerve D. Chorda tymoani nerve Answer is b
2) lower portion of the middle ear anterior wall is relayed
to A.mastoid antrum B. Aditus C. Internal carotid artery D. Maxillary artery Answer is c 3) canal of hugier contains A. Anterior tympanic artery B.posterior tympanic artery C. Chorda tympani nerve D. Anterior malleolar ligament Answer is c
4) Glasserian fissure transmits
A. Chorda tympani nerve B. Facial nerve C. Labyrnithine artery D. Anteriortympanic branch of maxillary artery Answer is d
5) Glasserian Fissure is also known as
A. Sequamotympanic fissure B. Petromastoid fissure C. Petrotympanic fissure D. Sequamomastoid fissure Answer is c
6) light house sign is feature of
A. CSOM B . Secretory otitis media C. Acute otitis media D. Otosclerosis Answer is c 7) scutum is also known as A. Eustachian tube bony portion B. COG C. Tensor tympani projection D. Outer attic wall Answer is d 8). Posterior cansliculus for corda tympani nerve is seen A. At the junction between lateral and posterior walls of tympanic cavity B) at the junction between anterior and medial walks of the tympanic cavity C. At the junction of posterior and medial walks of the tympanic cavity D. At the medial wall of the tympanic cavity
Answer is a
9). Foramen Huschke is seen
A. In the floor of external auditory canal B. Antero_inferior portion of the bony external auditory canal C. Roif of the external auditory canal D. Posterior wall of the external auditory canal
Answer is b 10) Ear drum anatomically belongs to A. External ear B. Midfle ear C. Separate entity D. Mixed of external and middle Answer is a
11) external auditory canal develops from the
A. Firt branchial cleft B. Second branchial clef C. Third branchial cleft D. 4th branchial clef Answer is a
12) external auditory canal is fully canalized by
A. Third week of gestation B. 12th week of gestation C. 18th week of gestation D.28th werk of gestation Answer is d