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📚 Revision Time!
We’ve successfully completed 124 high-yield MCQs across different topics.
Now is the perfect time to go back and revise them. Repeating the same MCQs helps reinforce concepts, improves recall, and boosts exam performance.
✨ Revise. Recall. Repeat.
Keep practicing—every revision brings you one step closer to your dream rank! 🚀
We’ve successfully completed 124 high-yield MCQs across different topics.
Now is the perfect time to go back and revise them. Repeating the same MCQs helps reinforce concepts, improves recall, and boosts exam performance.
✨ Revise. Recall. Repeat.
Keep practicing—every revision brings you one step closer to your dream rank! 🚀
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🧲 MCQ-125
A patient with vertigo has normal hearing and a positive Hennebert sign. Most likely diagnosis?
A patient with vertigo has normal hearing and a positive Hennebert sign. Most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
27%
Meniers disease
34%
Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
27%
Perilymph fistula
12%
Vestibular migraine
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🧲 MCQ-126
A 35-year-old woman complains that she hears her own heartbeat, footsteps, and even eye movements loudly. She also develops vertigo while coughing. The most likely diagnosis is:
A 35-year-old woman complains that she hears her own heartbeat, footsteps, and even eye movements loudly. She also develops vertigo while coughing. The most likely diagnosis is:
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Menieres disease
19%
Vestibular neuritis
48%
Superior semicircular canal dehiscence
10%
Perilymph fistula
🧲 MCQ-127
Which structure is NOT visualized during routine indirect laryngoscopy?
Which structure is NOT visualized during routine indirect laryngoscopy?
Anonymous Quiz
24%
Pyriform fossa
33%
Subglottis
21%
Vallecula
22%
Laryngeal surface of epiglottis
🧲 MCQ-128
Which finding most strongly suggests a retrocochlear lesion?
Which finding most strongly suggests a retrocochlear lesion?
Anonymous Quiz
34%
Recruitment phenomenon seen
46%
Poor speech discrimination
16%
Positive SISI
4%
Excellent speech discrimination
Structures not visualised in indirect laryngoscopy
1.Infrahyoid part of epiglottis 🫁
2.Ventricle of larynx 🗣️
3.Anterior commissure
4.Subglottis
5.Apex of pyriform fossa
1.Infrahyoid part of epiglottis 🫁
2.Ventricle of larynx 🗣️
3.Anterior commissure
4.Subglottis
5.Apex of pyriform fossa
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ENT - Previous Year Topics.pdf
17.7 MB
Since ENT is considered a short subject
Try to revise these topics in 2-3 hours max 😇
Try to revise these topics in 2-3 hours max 😇
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🧲 MCQ-129
A patient with a temporal bone fracture develops facial paralysis 6 hours after injury. HRCT shows a longitudinal fracture. Which finding most strongly suggests a poor prognosis?
A patient with a temporal bone fracture develops facial paralysis 6 hours after injury. HRCT shows a longitudinal fracture. Which finding most strongly suggests a poor prognosis?
Anonymous Quiz
27%
Delayed facial palsy
22%
Hyperacusis
8%
Loss of taste
43%
Immediate complete facial palsy
🧲 MCQ-130
A patient with a CP angle tumor has normal PTA but disproportionately poor speech discrimination. ABR shows prolongation of wave I–V interpeak latency. Which site is involved?
A patient with a CP angle tumor has normal PTA but disproportionately poor speech discrimination. ABR shows prolongation of wave I–V interpeak latency. Which site is involved?
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Cochlea
1%
Middle ear
84%
Retrocochlear pathway
2%
Auditory cortex
🧲 MCQ-131
A 42 yr woman with progressive dysphagia, nasal regurgitation and hypernasal speech. Examination shows weakness of the palate on the right, but the uvula deviates to the left.NERVE affected?
A 42 yr woman with progressive dysphagia, nasal regurgitation and hypernasal speech. Examination shows weakness of the palate on the right, but the uvula deviates to the left.NERVE affected?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Left vagus
45%
Right vagus
29%
Right hypoglossal
15%
Left glossopharyngeal
🎯 ENT — LAST 4 DAYS REVISION PLAN
No new sources. No unnecessary details.
Only HIGH-YIELD + PYQs + CONFUSERS! 🔥
📌 OTOLOGY 👂
• CSOM — safe vs unsafe, complications
• Cholesteatoma
• gradinego triad
• Facial nerve palsy
• Hearing loss — conductive vs SN vs mixed
• Audiology — PTA, tympanometry, ABR, OAE
• Tuning fork tests
• Temporal bone fractures
• BPPV
📌 RHINOLOGY 👃
• Epistaxis — sites & management
• Sinusitis + complications
• AFRS
• Nasal polyps
• Inverted papilloma
• CSF rhinorrhea
• Nasal anatomy + PNS drainage
• Endoscopic anatomy
📌 LARYNGOLOGY 🗣️
• Vocal cord paralysis
• Laryngeal papillomatosis
• Laryngeal carcinoma
• Stridor — complete differential
• Tracheostomy
• Laryngeal anatomy + spaces
📌RAPID REVISION 🚨
🔥 ENT PYQs
🔥 Image-based questions
🔥 Audiograms
🔥 CT temporal bone
🔥 CT PNS
🔥 Laryngoscopy images
🔥 Instruments
🔥 Syndromes
🔥 Nerve lesions
⚡ LAST 4 DAYS = REVISE, DON’T EXPLORE.
ENT is a scoring subject if you can recall the classic associations, images and PYQs quickly.
Read → Recall → Revise → Repeat. ❤️🔥
No new sources. No unnecessary details.
Only HIGH-YIELD + PYQs + CONFUSERS! 🔥
📌 OTOLOGY 👂
• CSOM — safe vs unsafe, complications
• Cholesteatoma
• gradinego triad
• Facial nerve palsy
• Hearing loss — conductive vs SN vs mixed
• Audiology — PTA, tympanometry, ABR, OAE
• Tuning fork tests
• Temporal bone fractures
• BPPV
📌 RHINOLOGY 👃
• Epistaxis — sites & management
• Sinusitis + complications
• AFRS
• Nasal polyps
• Inverted papilloma
• CSF rhinorrhea
• Nasal anatomy + PNS drainage
• Endoscopic anatomy
📌 LARYNGOLOGY 🗣️
• Vocal cord paralysis
• Laryngeal papillomatosis
• Laryngeal carcinoma
• Stridor — complete differential
• Tracheostomy
• Laryngeal anatomy + spaces
📌RAPID REVISION 🚨
🔥 ENT PYQs
🔥 Image-based questions
🔥 Audiograms
🔥 CT temporal bone
🔥 CT PNS
🔥 Laryngoscopy images
🔥 Instruments
🔥 Syndromes
🔥 Nerve lesions
⚡ LAST 4 DAYS = REVISE, DON’T EXPLORE.
ENT is a scoring subject if you can recall the classic associations, images and PYQs quickly.
Read → Recall → Revise → Repeat. ❤️🔥
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If you want to give 1 hour to ENT right now
Read these topics only 🤗
Read these topics only 🤗
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✨ ALL THE BEST, FUTURE SUPERSTARS! ✨
You’ve worked hard, revised enough, and survived countless MCQs 📚
Now it’s time to trust your preparation and stay calm. 🧠❤️
Don’t overthink. Don’t panic.
Read the question carefully, trust your first instinct, and keep moving. 💪
May the questions be familiar, the options obvious, and your silly mistakes ZERO! 😂
Go give it your absolute best! 🔥
You’ve got this. ❤️
— Ent Bytes with Dr. Shelly 👩🏻⚕️
You’ve worked hard, revised enough, and survived countless MCQs 📚
Now it’s time to trust your preparation and stay calm. 🧠❤️
Don’t overthink. Don’t panic.
Read the question carefully, trust your first instinct, and keep moving. 💪
May the questions be familiar, the options obvious, and your silly mistakes ZERO! 😂
Go give it your absolute best! 🔥
You’ve got this. ❤️
— Ent Bytes with Dr. Shelly 👩🏻⚕️
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