This section contains chapter wise arrangement of Previously asked questions in MBBS Degree Examinations conducted by KUHS (Kerala University of Health Sciences)
- Malignant otitis externa
- Osteomeatal complex
- Two complications of stapedectomy
- MC Even’s triangle
- Grommet
- Labyrinthitis
- Ototoxicity
- Otomycosis
- Cerumen
- Treatment of keratosis obturans
- Presbyacusis
- Theories of hearing
- Treatment of Meniere’s disease/Surgical treatment of Meniere’s disease
- Surgical treatment of choice for atticoantral type of CSOM
- Name two conditions where you get Hennebertz sign
- Korner’s septum and its importance
- Bat’s ear and how it is corrected
- Four causes of conductive hearing loss
- What is Schwart’z sign and its clinical importance?
- Management of otosclerosis
- Audiometric findings in otosclerosis
- Objective tinnitus
- Tympanic plexus
- Rinne’s test/ What is false negative Rinne test
- Sudden sensory-neural hearing loss
- Myringotomy
- Cortical mastoidectomy
- Modified radical mastoidectomy
- Discuss treatment of lateral sinus thrombosis
- Four causes for referred otalgia
- Two indications for cochlear Implant
- Aural polyp
- Malleus
- Two conditions producing positive Hennerbert’s sign
- Gardinego’s syndrome
- Boundaries of trautmann triangle
- Cholesteatoma
- Noise induced hearing loss
- Oncogenic brain abscess
- Management of Bezold’s abscess
- Pre auricular sinus
Draw and label
- Mastoid air cells
- Stapes
- Right tympanic membrane
- Draw a diagram of the auditory pathway
- Draw a diagram of the medial wall of the middle ear
- Draw a diagram of organ of corti and label its parts
- Draw a diagram of ossicular chain
Essays
1.A 38 years old female patient coming with progressive
hearing loss and occasional tinnitus with no history of ear discharge. Tuning
fork tests reveal a bilateral similar conductive hearing loss. There is family
history of hardness of hearing. Answer the following:
- Describe the clinical features of this condition
- Enumerate non- suppurative causes of conductive hearing loss
- What investigations are to be done
- Discuss the treatment (1 +2+2+2+3=10)
2. A 45 years old male, presented with chronic intermittent
scanty purulent foul smelling ear
discharge in right ear for past 15 years and progressive
hardness of hearing for 5 years.
On examination of the right ear, tympanic membrane revealed
an attic perforation-
presently with right sided facial nerve palsy. Answer the
following:
- What is the most probable diagnosis
- Describe the aetiopathology
- Describe the clinical features
- What investigations will you do
- How will you treat this patient (1+2+2+2+3=10)
3. A 25 years old female presented with progressive hearing
loss worsening after
pregnancy. On examination of the ear, tympanic membranes are
normal. Answer the
following:
- What is the most probable diagnosis
- Describe the clinical features of this condition
- Describe the audiometric finding
- What is the nonsurgical treatment of this condition
- Mention the surgical treatment of the condition and list four complications of the surgery (1+2+2+2+3=10)
