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The following are associated with the unsafe type of chronic otitis media: Marginal tympanic membrane perforation T Central tympanic membrane perforation F Accumulation of keratin material T Recurrent aural discharge T Severe pain F Common symptoms of an acoustic neuroma include: Acute vertigo F Dysequilibrium T Headache F Sensorineural hearing loss T Tinnitus T A 65 year old male presents with pain and swelling over the maxilla. The differential diagnosis includes: Chronic maxillary sinusitis F Dental abscess T Carcinoma of the maxillary sinus T Anterochoanal polyp F A cyst of the maxillary sinus F Nasal obstruction in children is commonly due to: Allergic rhinitis T Nasal polyposis F Adenoid hypertrophy T Septal hematoma T Deviated nasal septum F Pain in the salivary glands in usual with: Viral parotitis (mumps) T Pleomorphic adenoma F Warthin’s tumor ? Sarcoidosis F Sialolithiasis (Salivary calculi) T Complications of acute tonsillitis include: Meningitis F Parapharyngeal abscess T Septicemia T Upper airways obstruction T Acute otitis media T Anatomy of larynx Sparse lymph nodes F Innervated by glossopharyngeal nerve F Esophageal foreign bodies Are always visible on soft tissue xrays F Are always associated with esophageal strictures F Most often lodge in the lower esophagus F Require rigid esophagoscopy for removal T Commonly occur in edentulous patients T Indicated whether the following statements on laryngeal anatomy are true or false The cricoid is the only complete cartilaginous ring T in the upper respiratory tract The hyoid is a laryngeal cartilage F The vocal cord has sparse lymphatic drainage T The thyroid notch indicates the level of the vocal cords T The arytenoid cartilage forms a boundary of the pyriform fossa T Complications of tracheotomy include S