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Glomus Tumors — MCQs

Glomus Tumors — MCQs

Glomus Tumors — MCQs
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Q1

65 year old man with carcinoma of tongue of > 4 cm size and multiple lymph nodes of > 6 cm noted. What is the AJCC staging?

Q2

A patient presents with conductive hearing loss, pulsatile tinnitus and a positive Phelps sign. Using the CT scan provided, identify the condition.

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Q3

Which condition is characterized by a specific radiological appearance resembling a sunburst pattern?

Q4

A patient presents with conductive hearing loss, pulsatile tinnitus, and a positive Phelps sign. Based on the CT scan image provided, what is the most likely diagnosis?

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Q5

Which of the following statements about Glomus jugulare tumors is correct?

Q6

The usual location of glomus jugulare tumor is -

Q7

What is the classification system most commonly used for facial nerve injury?

Q8Medium

A 28-year-old female presents with a history of bilateral hearing loss and tinnitus. She reports hearing better in noisy environments. Examination reveals intact ear drums bilaterally, and the Rinne test is negative bilaterally. Pure tone audiometry findings are provided below. What is the most probable diagnosis?

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Q9Easy

The cough response elicited while cleaning the external ear canal is mediated by stimulation of which nerve?

Q10Easy

Schwartz sign is seen in which condition?

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