Contraindications to adenoidectomy include _____, acute URTI and cleft palate
#2
What age group is commonly affected by antrochoanal polyp?_____
#3
What is the most common symptom of adenoid hypertrophy?_____
#4
Is overt or submucous cleft palate a contraindication for tonsillectomy?_____
#5
Neonatal septal deviation is quite common, being present in approximately _____% of all newborns
#6
Laryngomalacia presents with _____ during infancy due to collapse of supraglottic tissues during inspiration
#7
If a child presents with unilateral, foul-smelling nasal discharge, _____ must be excluded
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Flashcard 1: Contraindications to adenoidectomy include _____, acute URTI and cleft palate
Answer: hemorragic diasthesis
Flashcard 2: What age group is commonly affected by antrochoanal polyp?_____
Answer: Children
Flashcard 3: What is the most common symptom of adenoid hypertrophy?_____
Answer: Nasal obstruction
Flashcard 4: Is overt or submucous cleft palate a contraindication for tonsillectomy?_____
Answer: Yes
Flashcard 5: Neonatal septal deviation is quite common, being present in approximately _____% of all newborns
Answer: 20
Flashcard 6: Laryngomalacia presents with _____ during infancy due to collapse of supraglottic tissues during inspiration
Answer: inspiratory stridor
Flashcard 7: If a child presents with unilateral, foul-smelling nasal discharge, _____ must be excluded
Answer: foreign body
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