SOLVED ENT Test for 4th year MBBS

1.Correct statement regarding Secretory Otitis Media: (a)Commonly occurs in age group of 20-25 years (b)Accumulated fluid is non-purulent in nature (c)Culture of fluid indicates infection with Streptococcus pneumonie (d)Surgical treatment is the only option 2.Symptoms of deviated nasal septum do not include (a)Nasal obstruction (b)Crusting (c)Epistaxis (d)Cosmetic deformity (e)Headache 3.Regarding pathogenesis of Secretory Otitis Media: (a)Malfunctioning eustachian tube plays major role (b)Obstruction of Eustachian tube creates positive pressure in middle ear cleft (c) Middle ear mucosa shows hypersecretory activity (d)Secreted fluid may be of mucoid consistency 4.Which of the following is an indication of septoplasty? (a)Deviated nasal septum with nasal obstruction (b)Chronic sinusitis (c) Sluder’s neuralgia (d)Nasal polyp (e)Nasopharyngeal tonsils 5.Choose the incorrect statement regarding tracheostomy procedure: (a)Usual incision is made above the level of the thyroid isthmus (b)Tracheoesophagal fistula can occur as a consequence of a deep incision (c)If a cuffed tube is used,it should be periodically deflated after procedure (d)Skin incision should not be sutured tightly after the procedure 6.A 19 year old patient comes to you with an ulcer on the tongue and lips,which suddenly appeared 2 days ago and upon inspection are covered with pseudomembrane.You suspect : (a)Apthous ulcer (b)Erythema Multiformes (c)Ranula (d)Erythroplakia 7.Which one of the following is an indication to perform tracheostomy: (a)Ludwig’s Angina (b)Cut throat injury (c)Bilateral choanal atresia (d)Complications from rheumatoid arthritis (e)All of the above 8.Select the incorrect statement regarding hairy tongue: (a)Occurs in filiform papillae (b)Can be treated with hydrogen peroxide (c)Vitamin deficiency is one of the causes (d)It is so named due to the abnormal presence of minute hair follicles on dorsum of tongue (e)Chromogenic bacteria are involved 9.All of the following are Intermediate complication of tracheostomy except : (a) Displacement of tracheostomy tube (b)Tracheosophageal fistula (c) Respiratory apnea (d) Tracheal stenosis (e) Blockage of tube by secretions 10.The causative organism of the hand,foot and mouth disease is: (a)Aspergillus flavus (b)Histoplasma capsulatum (c) Stachybotrys chartarum (d)Candida Albicans (e)Coxsackie A virus

Solved paper of second year MBBS test

Questions; Q1. Peritoneum covers following structures except: A. seminal vesicle B. urinary bladder C. prostrate gland D. rectum e. non of them Q2. levator Ani takes origin from? A. body of pubis B. ischial spine C. anterior superior iliac spine D. both A and B Q3. which of the following structures are in contact with the perineal body? A. superficial transverse perineal muscle B. prostrate gland C. levator ani muscle D. deep transverse perineal muscle E. all of them Q4. Regarding urinary bladder: A. its abdominal in infants B. entirely a pelvic organ in adults C. has a capacity to store more than 1 liter urine normally D. neck lies superiorly E. all of them Q5. choose the false statement regarding empty urinary bladder A. pyramidal in shape B. base lies on posterior side C. apex lies behind the upper margin of symphysis pubis D. part of superio lateral surface always lies in the epigastrium E. both C and D. Q6. Micturition: A. is desire of urination(passing the urine) B. is assisted by abdominal muscles too C. controlled by contraction of sphincter urethrae muscle D. sympathetic impulses carried by hypogastric plexus E. all of the above Q7. most common cause of urine retention in males A. enlargement of prostrate B. urethritis C. herpes D. prostratis. Q8. macula densa is found in A. proximal convulated tubules B. distal convulated tubules C. loop of henle D. all of the above Q9. whats not true for JG apparatus A. lies at vascular pole of renal corpuscle B. JG cells help in regulating blood pressure C. JG cells are found in afferent arterioles D. mesengial cells are found throughout the nephron E. non of them Q10. columnar epithelium can be found in which part of the nephron A. parietal layer of bowman's capsule B. PCT C. proximal straight tubule D. loop of henle E. DCT.