Deck 17: Otorhinolaryngologic Surgery

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Which procedure is performed for treatment of sleep apnea?

A) BMT
B) FESS
C) SMR
D) UPPP
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Which of the following is NOT a category of tonsil tissue?

A) palatine
B) pharyngeal
C) laryngeal
D) lingual
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Which laryngeal cartilage is commonly known as the "Adam's apple"?

A) cricoid
B) thyroid
C) arytenoid
D) cuneiform
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Topical cocaine 4% is used in nasal surgery for:

A) anesthesia
B) dilation
C) lubrication
D) prepping
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Which cranial nerve carries information related to equilibrium to the cerebral cortex?

A) third (III)
B) fifth (V)
C) eighth (VIII)
D) tenth (X)
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What is the name of the double-action, cupped, forward-angled forceps used to resect portions of the nasal septum?

A) Aufricht
B) Cottle
C) Jansen-Middleton
D) Kerrison
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Which structure is often blocked with stones in the parotid gland, possibly necessitating surgical removal of the gland?

A) canal of Schlemm
B) nasolacrimal duct
C) paranasal ostia
D) Steno's duct
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What is the name of the wax that is normally produced and found within the ear canal?

A) cerumen
B) septum
C) sputum
D) tympanum
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What is the name of the long, thin, cupped, pistol-grip type handled forceps used in many nasal procedures?

A) Aufricht
B) Cottle
C) McIvor
D) Takahashi
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A procedure sometimes performed in the ICU, ER, or PACU is a(n):

A) cochlear implant
B) bilateral myringotomy tubes (BMT)
C) submucosal resection (SMR)
D) tracheotomy
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Which cranial nerve may be damaged by growth of a cholesteatoma?

A) third (III)
B) fifth (V)
C) seventh (VII)
D) tenth (X)
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Which of the following is NOT an ossicle found in the middle ear?

A) cochlea
B) incus
C) malleus
D) stapes
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What is the term for creating a surgical opening into the tympanic membrane?

A) antrostomy
B) myringotomy
C) septoplasty
D) turbinectomy
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Walters, Caldwell, lateral, and submental radiographic views are used to establish diagnosis for which anatomical area?

A) inner ear canal
B) oropharynx
C) sinus cavities
D) temporomandibular joint
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A TMJ decompression procedure is performed in which anatomical area?

A) anterior face
B) anterior neck
C) lateral jaw
D) lateral sinus
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In which of the following procedures would the surgical technologist need to have a spreader and a hook ready for use?

A) myringotomy
B) septoplasty
C) tonsillectomy
D) tracheotomy
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Antrostomy rasps would be used in procedures involving which anatomical structure(s)?

A) external auditory meatus
B) facial sinuses
C) lacrimal ducts
D) semicircular canals
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What tissue type are the palatine tonsils?

A) fascial
B) lymphoid
C) mucosal
D) serosal
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Which of the following are classified as tonsils but are routinely referred to as adenoids and tend to atrophy with age?

A) palatine
B) pharyngeal
C) laryngeal
D) lingual
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Which of the following descriptions and classification of laryngeal cartilage pertains to the epiglottis?

A) paired and hyaline
B) paired and elastic
C) individual and hyaline
D) individual and elastic
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Which part of the tympanic membrane is fibrous, largest, and where drainage tubes are inserted?

A) annulus
B) pars flaccida
C) pars tensa
D) umbo
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Which type of study would be used to diagnose sleep apnea?

A) CT scanning
B) polysomnography
C) videostroboscopy
D) electronystagmography
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What is the name of the structure that separates the outer and middle ear canals from one another?

A) epiglottis
B) external auditory meatus
C) turbinates
D) tympanic membrane
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Which instrument is used to measure the distance from incus to stapes footplate for selection of a prosthesis in stapedectomy?

A) caliper
B) depth gauge
C) sound
D) trial/sizer
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Which of the following is NOT a compartment of the bony labyrinth of the inner ear?

A) cochlea
B) semicircular canals
C) sphenoid sinus
D) vestibule
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What is the name of the sharp-tipped, handheld retractor that can be either single or double and often is found in nasal trays?

A) Aufricht
B) Joseph
C) Senn
D) Weitlaner
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An otorhinolaryngologist is more commonly known as which type of specialist?

A) allergist
B) ENT
C) OB/GYN
D) pediatrician
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In which instrument tray would you find a Ballenger swivel knife, Cottle elevator, Knight scissors, and Takahashi forceps?

A) BMT
B) FESS
C) SMR
D) T&A
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Which of the following is all that is necessary for instrument setup for bilateral myringotomy tube (BMT) placement?

A) back table
B) basin set
C) Mayo stand
D) kick bucket
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Which gas can cause expansion of the middle and therefore is contraindicated in tympanic graft cases?

A) argon
B) carbon dioxide
C) nitrous oxide
D) oxygen
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What chronically occurring condition is often the reason for placement of myringotomy tubes in one or both ears?

A) otitis media
B) rhinitis
C) sinusitis
D) tracheitis
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Which type of laser is useful for procedures involving the stapes and middle ear?

A) argon
B) carbon dioxide
C) holmium: YAG
D) Nd:YAG
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Which surgical procedure would be performed for excision of a cholesteatoma?

A) adenoidectomy
B) Caldwell-Luc
C) mastoidectomy
D) radical neck dissection
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Which name is common to knives, needles, picks, and suction tips used in otologic procedures?

A) alligator
B) Bellucci
C) house
D) Rosen
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Which of the following procedures would require use of an operating microscope?

A) septoplasty
B) stapedectomy
C) tracheostomy
D) turbinectomy
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Baron, Frazier, House, and Rosen are names of which type of instrument?

A) forceps
B) knife
C) pick
D) suction
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Which type of mechanical action of a drill attachment is MOST commonly used in otologic procedures?

A) oscillating
B) reciprocating
C) rotary
D) sagittal
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In myringotomy procedures, what does "PE" stand for?

A) pus exudate
B) partial expulsion
C) pressure equalizing
D) peripheral examination
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Which of the following is the MOST commonly used autograft in otologic procedures?

A) flexible cartilage
B) hyaline cartilage
C) temporalis fascia
D) transversalis fascia
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How should micro ear instruments be cleaned intraoperatively?

A) soaked in sterile saline
B) soaked in sterile water
C) wiped with a micro-wipe sponge
D) wiped with a Ray-Tec 4 x 4 sponge
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Which diagnostic study is best at delineating between soft tissue and bony structures for diagnosing sinus conditions?

A) angiogram
B) audiogram
C) CT scan
D) MRI scan
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Which of the paranasal sinuses are numerous, small, and located on either side of the bridge of the nose, between the eyes?

A) ethmoid
B) frontal
C) maxillary
D) sphenoid
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Which objective-power lens is MOST frequently used for microlaryngoscopy?

A) 200 mm
B) 300 mm
C) 350 mm
D) 400 mm
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What is the term for bony overgrowth of the stapes?

A) arteriosclerosis
B) atherosclerosis
C) multiple sclerosis
D) otosclerosis
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What is the MOST common cause of nasal polyps?

A) allergic rhinitis
B) arid environment
C) cocaine use
D) smoking
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Which of the following is frequently used as an autograft to replace the mandible in a radical neck dissection?

A) clavicle
B) fibula
C) humerus
D) radius
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Which acute infection appears in bony air cells after approximately 10 to 14 days following an otitis media infection, and if untreated, it may result in meningitis or encephalitis?

A) adenoiditis
B) mastoiditis
C) rhinitis
D) tonsillitis
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Epistaxis is more commonly known as an acute:

A) allergic reaction
B) ear infection
C) nose bleed
D) upper respiratory inflammation
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Where is the soft palate located in relation to the nasal cavity?

A) anterior and superior
B) anterior and inferior
C) posterior and superior
D) posterior and inferior
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Which of the following is a curved, serrated tonsil knife?

A) Beaver
B) Button
C) Fisher
D) Sexton
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Davis and McIvor are names of which type of instrument?

A) handheld retractor
B) micro instruments
C) mouth gags
D) powered drills
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Which procedure would require 4 mm or 5 mm, 0°, or angled lenses and a navigation system for intraoperative guidance?

A) Caldwell-Luc
B) FESS
C) radical neck dissection
D) SMR
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What is the term that describes a nasal septum that typically causes obstructed breathing in older patients?

A) collateral
B) deviated
C) ossified
D) sclerotic
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Which of the following statements comparing rigid bronchoscopes and esophagoscopes to rigid laryngoscopes is correct?

A) Bronchoscopes are longer than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is straight.
B) Bronchoscopes are longer than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is flared.
C) Esophagoscopes are shorter than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is flared.
D) Esophagoscopes are shorter than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is straight.
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What is the surgical technologist often asked to do for the surgeon during septal procedures?

A) Insert cocaine-soaked Cottonoids into the nose.
B) Extract fragments with the Takahashi.
C) Suture the nasal mucosa closed.
D) Tap the chisel with the mallet lightly.
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What is an alternate name for the bony nasal projections known as turbinates?

A) cochlea
B) conchae
C) ossicles
D) ostia
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Why is a scapular or shoulder roll used in procedures involving the oropharynx?

A) prevent pressure necrosis
B) tilt head to increase exposure
C) reduce intraoperative bleeding
D) provide comfort for awake patient
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Which of the paranasal sinuses are MOST superior and can be singular or divided?

A) ethmoid
B) frontal
C) maxillary
D) sphenoid
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All of the following are methods of performing a turbinectomy EXCEPT:

A) inferior
B) laser
C) microdebrider
D) percutaneous
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What is an important step for the surgical technologist to remember to perform when changing burrs on a pneumatic drill?

A) place drill in reverse position
B) place drill in forward position
C) put hand piece on safety
D) disconnect hand piece from hose
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Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Audiography
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Electronystagmography
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Eustachian tube
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Oval window
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Organs of Corti
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Morcellatioin
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Choanal atresia
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Lukens tube
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Hypertrophy
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Hyperextension
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Audiography
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Electronystagmography
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Eustachian tube
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Oval window
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Organs of Corti
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Morcellatioin
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Choanal atresia
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Lukens tube
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Hypertrophy
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Hyperextension
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Audiography
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Electronystagmography
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Eustachian tube
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Oval window
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Organs of Corti
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Morcellatioin
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Choanal atresia
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Lukens tube
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Hypertrophy
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Hyperextension
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Audiography
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Electronystagmography
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Eustachian tube
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Oval window
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Organs of Corti
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Morcellatioin
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Choanal atresia
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Lukens tube
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Hypertrophy
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Hyperextension
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Audiography
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Electronystagmography
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Eustachian tube
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Oval window
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Organs of Corti
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Morcellatioin
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Choanal atresia
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Lukens tube
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Hypertrophy
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Hyperextension
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Audiography
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Electronystagmography
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Eustachian tube
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Oval window
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Organs of Corti
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Morcellatioin
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Choanal atresia
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Lukens tube
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Hypertrophy
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Hyperextension
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Audiography
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Electronystagmography
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Eustachian tube
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Oval window
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Organs of Corti
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Morcellatioin
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Choanal atresia
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Lukens tube
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Hypertrophy
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Hyperextension
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Audiography
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Electronystagmography
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Eustachian tube
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Oval window
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Organs of Corti
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Morcellatioin
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Choanal atresia
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Lukens tube
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Hypertrophy
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Hyperextension
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Audiography
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Electronystagmography
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Eustachian tube
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Oval window
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Organs of Corti
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Morcellatioin
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Choanal atresia
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Lukens tube
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Hypertrophy
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Hyperextension
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Audiography
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Electronystagmography
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Eustachian tube
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Oval window
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Organs of Corti
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Morcellatioin
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Choanal atresia
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Lukens tube
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Hypertrophy
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Hyperextension
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A tuning fork is a useful tool during parotidectomy to safely identify branches of the seventh (VII) cranial nerve.
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The pinna of the ear is the visible external portion that collects sound waves and channels them into the middle and inner ear.
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Rhinoplasty procedures are often considered "plastic surgery" cases rather than otorhinolaryngological.
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Powered equipment such as ear drills and irrigation and aspiration units should always be tested prior to use to prevent delay or possible patient injury.
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PE tubes placed during myringotomy procedures must be removed following resolution of otitis media.
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Deck 17: Otorhinolaryngologic Surgery
1
Which procedure is performed for treatment of sleep apnea?

A) BMT
B) FESS
C) SMR
D) UPPP
D
2
Which of the following is NOT a category of tonsil tissue?

A) palatine
B) pharyngeal
C) laryngeal
D) lingual
C
3
Which laryngeal cartilage is commonly known as the "Adam's apple"?

A) cricoid
B) thyroid
C) arytenoid
D) cuneiform
B
4
Topical cocaine 4% is used in nasal surgery for:

A) anesthesia
B) dilation
C) lubrication
D) prepping
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Which cranial nerve carries information related to equilibrium to the cerebral cortex?

A) third (III)
B) fifth (V)
C) eighth (VIII)
D) tenth (X)
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What is the name of the double-action, cupped, forward-angled forceps used to resect portions of the nasal septum?

A) Aufricht
B) Cottle
C) Jansen-Middleton
D) Kerrison
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Which structure is often blocked with stones in the parotid gland, possibly necessitating surgical removal of the gland?

A) canal of Schlemm
B) nasolacrimal duct
C) paranasal ostia
D) Steno's duct
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What is the name of the wax that is normally produced and found within the ear canal?

A) cerumen
B) septum
C) sputum
D) tympanum
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What is the name of the long, thin, cupped, pistol-grip type handled forceps used in many nasal procedures?

A) Aufricht
B) Cottle
C) McIvor
D) Takahashi
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A procedure sometimes performed in the ICU, ER, or PACU is a(n):

A) cochlear implant
B) bilateral myringotomy tubes (BMT)
C) submucosal resection (SMR)
D) tracheotomy
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Which cranial nerve may be damaged by growth of a cholesteatoma?

A) third (III)
B) fifth (V)
C) seventh (VII)
D) tenth (X)
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Which of the following is NOT an ossicle found in the middle ear?

A) cochlea
B) incus
C) malleus
D) stapes
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What is the term for creating a surgical opening into the tympanic membrane?

A) antrostomy
B) myringotomy
C) septoplasty
D) turbinectomy
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Walters, Caldwell, lateral, and submental radiographic views are used to establish diagnosis for which anatomical area?

A) inner ear canal
B) oropharynx
C) sinus cavities
D) temporomandibular joint
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A TMJ decompression procedure is performed in which anatomical area?

A) anterior face
B) anterior neck
C) lateral jaw
D) lateral sinus
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In which of the following procedures would the surgical technologist need to have a spreader and a hook ready for use?

A) myringotomy
B) septoplasty
C) tonsillectomy
D) tracheotomy
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Antrostomy rasps would be used in procedures involving which anatomical structure(s)?

A) external auditory meatus
B) facial sinuses
C) lacrimal ducts
D) semicircular canals
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What tissue type are the palatine tonsils?

A) fascial
B) lymphoid
C) mucosal
D) serosal
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Which of the following are classified as tonsils but are routinely referred to as adenoids and tend to atrophy with age?

A) palatine
B) pharyngeal
C) laryngeal
D) lingual
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Which of the following descriptions and classification of laryngeal cartilage pertains to the epiglottis?

A) paired and hyaline
B) paired and elastic
C) individual and hyaline
D) individual and elastic
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Which part of the tympanic membrane is fibrous, largest, and where drainage tubes are inserted?

A) annulus
B) pars flaccida
C) pars tensa
D) umbo
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Which type of study would be used to diagnose sleep apnea?

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C) videostroboscopy
D) electronystagmography
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What is the name of the structure that separates the outer and middle ear canals from one another?

A) epiglottis
B) external auditory meatus
C) turbinates
D) tympanic membrane
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Which instrument is used to measure the distance from incus to stapes footplate for selection of a prosthesis in stapedectomy?

A) caliper
B) depth gauge
C) sound
D) trial/sizer
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Which of the following is NOT a compartment of the bony labyrinth of the inner ear?

A) cochlea
B) semicircular canals
C) sphenoid sinus
D) vestibule
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What is the name of the sharp-tipped, handheld retractor that can be either single or double and often is found in nasal trays?

A) Aufricht
B) Joseph
C) Senn
D) Weitlaner
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An otorhinolaryngologist is more commonly known as which type of specialist?

A) allergist
B) ENT
C) OB/GYN
D) pediatrician
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In which instrument tray would you find a Ballenger swivel knife, Cottle elevator, Knight scissors, and Takahashi forceps?

A) BMT
B) FESS
C) SMR
D) T&A
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Which of the following is all that is necessary for instrument setup for bilateral myringotomy tube (BMT) placement?

A) back table
B) basin set
C) Mayo stand
D) kick bucket
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30
Which gas can cause expansion of the middle and therefore is contraindicated in tympanic graft cases?

A) argon
B) carbon dioxide
C) nitrous oxide
D) oxygen
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31
What chronically occurring condition is often the reason for placement of myringotomy tubes in one or both ears?

A) otitis media
B) rhinitis
C) sinusitis
D) tracheitis
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32
Which type of laser is useful for procedures involving the stapes and middle ear?

A) argon
B) carbon dioxide
C) holmium: YAG
D) Nd:YAG
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33
Which surgical procedure would be performed for excision of a cholesteatoma?

A) adenoidectomy
B) Caldwell-Luc
C) mastoidectomy
D) radical neck dissection
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34
Which name is common to knives, needles, picks, and suction tips used in otologic procedures?

A) alligator
B) Bellucci
C) house
D) Rosen
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35
Which of the following procedures would require use of an operating microscope?

A) septoplasty
B) stapedectomy
C) tracheostomy
D) turbinectomy
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36
Baron, Frazier, House, and Rosen are names of which type of instrument?

A) forceps
B) knife
C) pick
D) suction
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37
Which type of mechanical action of a drill attachment is MOST commonly used in otologic procedures?

A) oscillating
B) reciprocating
C) rotary
D) sagittal
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38
In myringotomy procedures, what does "PE" stand for?

A) pus exudate
B) partial expulsion
C) pressure equalizing
D) peripheral examination
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39
Which of the following is the MOST commonly used autograft in otologic procedures?

A) flexible cartilage
B) hyaline cartilage
C) temporalis fascia
D) transversalis fascia
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40
How should micro ear instruments be cleaned intraoperatively?

A) soaked in sterile saline
B) soaked in sterile water
C) wiped with a micro-wipe sponge
D) wiped with a Ray-Tec 4 x 4 sponge
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41
Which diagnostic study is best at delineating between soft tissue and bony structures for diagnosing sinus conditions?

A) angiogram
B) audiogram
C) CT scan
D) MRI scan
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42
Which of the paranasal sinuses are numerous, small, and located on either side of the bridge of the nose, between the eyes?

A) ethmoid
B) frontal
C) maxillary
D) sphenoid
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43
Which objective-power lens is MOST frequently used for microlaryngoscopy?

A) 200 mm
B) 300 mm
C) 350 mm
D) 400 mm
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44
What is the term for bony overgrowth of the stapes?

A) arteriosclerosis
B) atherosclerosis
C) multiple sclerosis
D) otosclerosis
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45
What is the MOST common cause of nasal polyps?

A) allergic rhinitis
B) arid environment
C) cocaine use
D) smoking
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46
Which of the following is frequently used as an autograft to replace the mandible in a radical neck dissection?

A) clavicle
B) fibula
C) humerus
D) radius
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47
Which acute infection appears in bony air cells after approximately 10 to 14 days following an otitis media infection, and if untreated, it may result in meningitis or encephalitis?

A) adenoiditis
B) mastoiditis
C) rhinitis
D) tonsillitis
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48
Epistaxis is more commonly known as an acute:

A) allergic reaction
B) ear infection
C) nose bleed
D) upper respiratory inflammation
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Where is the soft palate located in relation to the nasal cavity?

A) anterior and superior
B) anterior and inferior
C) posterior and superior
D) posterior and inferior
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50
Which of the following is a curved, serrated tonsil knife?

A) Beaver
B) Button
C) Fisher
D) Sexton
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51
Davis and McIvor are names of which type of instrument?

A) handheld retractor
B) micro instruments
C) mouth gags
D) powered drills
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52
Which procedure would require 4 mm or 5 mm, 0°, or angled lenses and a navigation system for intraoperative guidance?

A) Caldwell-Luc
B) FESS
C) radical neck dissection
D) SMR
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53
What is the term that describes a nasal septum that typically causes obstructed breathing in older patients?

A) collateral
B) deviated
C) ossified
D) sclerotic
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54
Which of the following statements comparing rigid bronchoscopes and esophagoscopes to rigid laryngoscopes is correct?

A) Bronchoscopes are longer than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is straight.
B) Bronchoscopes are longer than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is flared.
C) Esophagoscopes are shorter than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is flared.
D) Esophagoscopes are shorter than laryngoscopes, and the distal end is straight.
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55
What is the surgical technologist often asked to do for the surgeon during septal procedures?

A) Insert cocaine-soaked Cottonoids into the nose.
B) Extract fragments with the Takahashi.
C) Suture the nasal mucosa closed.
D) Tap the chisel with the mallet lightly.
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56
What is an alternate name for the bony nasal projections known as turbinates?

A) cochlea
B) conchae
C) ossicles
D) ostia
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57
Why is a scapular or shoulder roll used in procedures involving the oropharynx?

A) prevent pressure necrosis
B) tilt head to increase exposure
C) reduce intraoperative bleeding
D) provide comfort for awake patient
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58
Which of the paranasal sinuses are MOST superior and can be singular or divided?

A) ethmoid
B) frontal
C) maxillary
D) sphenoid
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59
All of the following are methods of performing a turbinectomy EXCEPT:

A) inferior
B) laser
C) microdebrider
D) percutaneous
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60
What is an important step for the surgical technologist to remember to perform when changing burrs on a pneumatic drill?

A) place drill in reverse position
B) place drill in forward position
C) put hand piece on safety
D) disconnect hand piece from hose
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Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Audiography
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Electronystagmography
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Eustachian tube
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Oval window
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Organs of Corti
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Morcellatioin
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Choanal atresia
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Lukens tube
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Hypertrophy
Congenital defect that results in a bony or membranous occlusion of the passageway between the nose and the pharynx
Hyperextension
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Audiography
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Electronystagmography
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Eustachian tube
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Oval window
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Organs of Corti
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Morcellatioin
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Choanal atresia
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Lukens tube
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Hypertrophy
Diagnostic method that assesses the amount of damage to the sound conduction system and determines course of treatment
Hyperextension
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Audiography
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Electronystagmography
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Eustachian tube
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Oval window
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Organs of Corti
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Morcellatioin
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Choanal atresia
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Lukens tube
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Hypertrophy
The anatomic structure that connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx
Hyperextension
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Audiography
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Electronystagmography
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Eustachian tube
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Oval window
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Organs of Corti
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Morcellatioin
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Choanal atresia
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Lukens tube
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Hypertrophy
Position achieved by placement of a scapular roll to provide enhanced visualization of the oropharyngeal area
Hyperextension
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Audiography
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Electronystagmography
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Eustachian tube
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Oval window
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Organs of Corti
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Morcellatioin
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Choanal atresia
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Lukens tube
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Hypertrophy
Diagnostic method that uses cool and warm water introduced into the ear canal to assess balance function
Hyperextension
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Audiography
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Electronystagmography
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Eustachian tube
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Oval window
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Organs of Corti
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Morcellatioin
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Choanal atresia
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Lukens tube
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Hypertrophy
A series of hair cells that directly contact fibers of the cochlear nerve
Hyperextension
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Audiography
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Electronystagmography
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Eustachian tube
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Oval window
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Organs of Corti
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Morcellatioin
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Choanal atresia
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Lukens tube
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Hypertrophy
The membranous opening in the wall of the cochlea that receives vibrations from the stapes in the middle ear
Hyperextension
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Audiography
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Electronystagmography
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Eustachian tube
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Oval window
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Organs of Corti
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Morcellatioin
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Choanal atresia
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Lukens tube
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Hypertrophy
The process of cutting up tissue into small pieces to extract it through a small opening
Hyperextension
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Audiography
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Electronystagmography
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Eustachian tube
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Oval window
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Organs of Corti
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Morcellatioin
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Choanal atresia
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Lukens tube
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Hypertrophy
Condition of being enlarged due to chronic inflammation; may cause obstruction
Hyperextension
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Audiography
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Electronystagmography
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Eustachian tube
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Oval window
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Organs of Corti
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Morcellatioin
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Choanal atresia
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Lukens tube
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Hypertrophy
A device attached to suction that uses gravity to capture specimens such as washings for laboratory analysis
Hyperextension
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62
A tuning fork is a useful tool during parotidectomy to safely identify branches of the seventh (VII) cranial nerve.
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63
The pinna of the ear is the visible external portion that collects sound waves and channels them into the middle and inner ear.
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64
Rhinoplasty procedures are often considered "plastic surgery" cases rather than otorhinolaryngological.
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65
Powered equipment such as ear drills and irrigation and aspiration units should always be tested prior to use to prevent delay or possible patient injury.
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PE tubes placed during myringotomy procedures must be removed following resolution of otitis media.
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