Exam 41: Otorhinolaryngologic and Head and Neck Surgery

Which is one risk of parotid gland surgery?

Which is a type of major salivary glands?

Which procedure removes the anterior frontal sinus wall through an external excision above the eye?

From what area is autograft frequently taken for a mandibular reconstruction?

MATCHING Match each condition with its definition. -Benign tumor of the eighth cranial nerve

Which procedure involves the removal of the fixed footplate?

Which is a potential complication of a thyroidectomy?

In a case involving the ear,nose,or throat,the laser of choice to shrink or debulk a tissue by use of coagulation would be a:

Which term describes a fusion of one or more sutures of the skull?

Which type of mastoidectomy removes air cells using a small burr by opening the mastoid process behind the ear?

Because the nasal cavity is considered unsterile,instruments entering this cavity do not have to be sterile,but can be simply clean.

The internal receiver of a cochlear bone conduction implant is implanted over the:

Even though the mouth is not a sterile area,it is preferable to use sterile equipment and a sterile technique.

A nasal fracture needs to be repaired immediately after the trauma to avoid malunion or nonunion.

What kind of craniofacial defect is characterized by an abnormal increase in the bony distance between the eyes?

What area of the pharynx is in the middle?

33.Match each condition with its definition. -Removal of tongue

33.Match each condition with its definition. -Wide space between orbits

Which is one of the three anatomic areas of the ear?

33.Match each condition with its definition. -Fractured cheekbone