Otospongiosis is inherited as : [AIPGMEE – 1995] 1) Autosomal dominant 2) Autosomal recessive 3) X-linked dominant 4) X-linked recessive
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Otology MCQ 4
Treatment of Choice in central safe perforation is [AIPGMEE – 1994] 1) Modified mastoidectomy 2) Radical mastoidectomy 3) Myringoplasty 4) Clearance and antibiotics
Otology MCQ 3
Cholesteatoma is commonly caused by: [AIPGMEE – 1994] 1) Attico-antral perforation 2) Tubo-tympanic disease 3) Central perforation of the Tympanic membrane 4) Meniere’s disease
Otology MCQ 1
Use of Siegel’s speculum during ear examination provides all except: [AIPGMEE – 2005] Magnification Assessment of the movement of T.M Removal of foreign body from the ear As applicator of powdered antibiotics for ear
Otology MCQ 2
All are true about Gardenigo’s syndrome except: [AIPGMEE – 2005] Associated with conductive hearing loss Caused by an abscess in petrous apex Leads to involvement of the cranial nerve 5 and 6 Characterised by retro-orbital pain