Head and Neck
Otology
Rhinology and Allergy
Laryngology and Bronchoesophagology
Facial Plastics
100
Arterial supply of a paramedian forehead flap.
What is the supratrochlear artery?
100
Name reflex pathway depicted in the image.
What is acoustic reflex?
100
Nerve that may be injured in endoscopic nasal surgery that may lead to hypoesthesia of incisors and a portion of the anterior hard palate.
What is the nasopalatine nerve?
100
A patient with the following findings and biopsy that demonstrates monosodium urate crystal deposition has what condition?
What is laryngeal gout?
100
Name the graft demonstrated in the picture that may aid in improving external nasal valve collapse.
What is an alar batten graft?
200
Most common site of injury to recurrent laryngeal nerve during total thyroidectomy.
What is Berry's ligament?
200
Most common mutation associated with congenital genetic hearing loss.
What is Connexin 26?
200
MC presenting symptom of silent sinus syndrome.
What is enophthalmos?
200
Alternative to tracheobronchoscopy for monitoring progression of idiopathic subglottic stenosis and predicting receipt of surgical intervention.
What is Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF)?
200
Ptosis of the upper eyelid is defined by a margin-to-reflex distance (MRD1) of less than ____.
What is 2.5mm?
300
Condition that is characterized by salivary gland swelling and biopsy may show lymphocytes and increased IgG4-positive plasma cells.
What is Miculicz disease?
300
Parameter used to determine candidacy for cochlear implantation in adults.
What is sentence recognition testing?
For adults in the United States, determining adult candidacy is based on sentence recognition test scores.
300
Name the benign condition noted on imaging.
What is fibrous dysplasia?
Has a classic ground glass appearance.
300
Condition in which a young M patient may complain of a voice change characterized by a high pitch (similar to falsetto).
What is puberphonia?
300
Muscle that may be injured in excessive fat removal nasally during upper eyelid blepharoplasty.
What is the superior oblique muscle?
400
Effective medical regimen for treatment of osteoradionecrosis.
What is Tocopherol and Pentoxyfilline?
400
Name the condition.
What is keratosis obturans?
400
Name at least one of four requirements to establish a diagnosis of chronic fungal sinusitis.
What is ----
400
Esophageal motility disorder that has the following high-resolution manometry parameters: showed >50% ineffective swallows, distal contractile integral (DCI) <450 mmHg – sec – cm.
What is ineffective esophageal motility?
400
Most common site of injury in mandibular fractures in pediatric patients.
What is mandibular condyle?
500
Stage of osteoradionecrosis demonstrated below.
What is Stage III?
500
Hearing disorder that is characterized by:
+ Otoacoustic emissions
+ Cochlear microphonics
- Abnormal ABR
- Absent acoustic reflexes
What is auditory neuropathy hearing spectrum disorder?
500
Cellular and cytokine profile of nasal polyps in patients with Cystic fibrosis.
What is
- Neutrophil?
- IL-8?
500
Type of achalasia that is characterized by spastic or premature contractions with rapidly propagated pressurization.
What is Type III?
500
Botox and local anesthetic injections into the frontal trigger area are meant improve headache symptoms attributed to entrapment of these nerves.
What are the
-supraorbital nerve?
-supratrochlear nerve?
