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HEAD, NECK AND NEURO: Week 4 - Otitis media with effusion; Tonsils
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1What marks the boundary between the oral cavity and the oropharynx?
- APalatoglossal folds
- BPalatopharyngeal folds
- CPalatine tonsil
- DOropharyngeal isthmus
- EVallecula
2Which of these are the tonsils that make up Waldeyer's tonsillar ring?
- APalatine tonsils
- BLingual tonsils
- CTubal tonsil
- DPharyngeal/adenoid tonsils
- EOropharyngeal tonsils
- FTonsils of Rosenmuller
- GPiriform tonsils
- HPalatopharyngeal tonsils
3What is the fossa of Rosenmuller?
- APharyngeal recess
- BPiriform fossa
- COropharyngeal isthmus
- DIsthmus of the fauces
- EVallecula
4Where is the piriform fossa located?
- ANasopharynx
- BOropharynx
- CLaryngopharynx
- DOral cavity
- ELarynx
5What is Waldeyer's ring?
- ACollective name for the tonsils in the pharynx
- BThe tubal tonsil, surrounding the opening of the Eustachian canal
- CThe ring surrounding the entrance to the larynx
- DCollective name for all of the fossae in the pharynx (pharyngeal recess, oropharyngeal fossa, piriform fossa)
- EThe boundaries of the oropharyngeal isthmus (palatoglossal folds laterally, soft palate superiorly, tongue inferiorly)
6What type of epithelium do most tonsils have?
- AStratified squamous
- BRespiratory epithelium
- CPseudostratified columnar
- DSimple columnar
- ESimple squamous
7Which of the following is the ONLY tonsil that does NOT have stratified squamous epithelium?
- ATubal tonsil
- BPalatine tonsils
- CPharyngeal/adenoid tonsil
- DLingual tonsils
8What are the 4 features of the structure of tonsils?
1. [blank_start]Stratified squamous[blank_end] epithelium
2. [blank_start]Tonsillar crypts[blank_end] - contain lymphocytes
3. [blank_start]Hemicapsule[blank_end] - separates tonsil from underlying muscle
4. [blank_start]Lymphoid follicles[blank_end] - contain germinal centres- AStratified squamous
- BTonsillar crypts
- CHemicapsule
- DLymphoid follicles
9The tonsillar branch of which artery supplies the palatine tonsils?
- AFacial artery
- BExternal carotid artery
- CPharyngeal artery
- DThyrocervical trunk of the subclavian artery
- EInferior thyroid artery
10How do tonsils protect against infection?
1. Antigens enter the [blank_start]tonsillar crypts[blank_end]
2. Antigens enter the [blank_start]lymphoid follicles[blank_end] via [blank_start]transcytosis[blank_end]
3. An immune response is initiated:
a. Efferent lymphatic vessels drain to the [blank_start]deep cervical chain[blank_end] of lymph nodes
b. [blank_start]Activated lymphocytes[blank_end] migrate into the lamina propria of the oral/nasopharyngeal mucosa (these are activated via [blank_start]antigen presentation[blank_end])- Atonsillar crypts
- Blymphoid follicles
- Ctranscytosis
- Ddeep cervical chain
- EActivated lymphocytes
- Fantigen presentation
11Where does the lymphatic drainage of the tonsils ultimately drain to?
- ADeep cervical chain of lymph nodes
- BSuperficial cervical lymph nodes
- CSubmental and submandibular lymph nodes
- DSupraclavicular lymph nodes
- EParotid/pre-auricular lymph nodes
12What are the 3 main routes of the spread of infection into the middle ear?
1. [blank_start]Maxillary sinus[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]Adenoid tonsils[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Palatine tonsils[blank_end]- AMaxillary sinus
- BAdenoid tonsils
- CPalatine tonsils
13What is the function of the stapedius muscle?
- ARestricts movement of the stapes so that sound isn't too loud
- BFacilitates movement of the stapes so that sound is amplified
- CHolds stapes in place over the oval window
- DAttaches stapes to the other ossicles
14What is the surface marking of the mastoid antrum?
- ASuprameatal triangle
- BMastoid process
- CAngle of jaw
- DZyogmatic arch closest to the external ear
15What is the tympanic ring?
- ARing around the tympanic membrane in children
- BRing around the tympanic membrane
- CRing around the middle ear ossicles
16Which glands in the ear produce ear wax?
- ACeruminous glands
- BSebacious glands
- CWax glands
- DFollicular glands
17At what angle does the tympanic membrane sit?
- A45 degrees
- B90 degrees
- C15 degrees
- D30 degrees
18What are the mastoid air cells?
- AHoles in the mastoid bone containing air
- BSpecialised cells in the mastoid bone containing air
- CSpecialised cells in the mastoid bone containing large amounts of fat
- DSpecialised cells in the mastoid bone containing large amounts of bone marrow
- EHoles in the mastoid bone containing bone marrow
19Which test is used to distinguish conductive and sensorineural hearing loss?
- ARinne's test
- BWeber's test
20What are 4 complications of otitis media with effusion?
1. [blank_start]Hearing loss[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]Acute/chronic mastoiditis[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Cholesteotomas[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]Intracranial infection[blank_end]- AHearing loss
- BAcute/chronic mastoiditis
- CCholesteotomas
- DIntracranial infection
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- Tonsils; otitis media with effusion
- Autor
- Melissa Denker
- Sprache
- English
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