ENT MCQs 2026

Otitis media in medicine refers to

1. Anosebleed from Little area commonly✓
2. Bsensation of spinning from vestibular disorder✓
3. Cmiddle ear infection common in children✓
4. Dcommon pediatric emergency requiring careful removal✓

Sinusitis in medicine refers to

1. Aconductive or sensorineural reduction in hearing✓
2. Binflammation of larynx causing hoarseness✓
3. Cbenign mucosal outgrowths in nasal cavity✓
4. Dinflammation of paranasal sinuses✓

Tonsillitis in medicine refers to

1. Asensation of spinning from vestibular disorder✓
2. Bcommon pediatric emergency requiring careful removal✓
3. Cinfection of mastoid air cells complicating otitis media✓
4. Dinflammation of palatine tonsils✓

Epistaxis in medicine refers to

1. Ainflammation of larynx causing hoarseness✓
2. Bnosebleed from Little area commonly✓
3. Cbenign mucosal outgrowths in nasal cavity✓
4. Dmiddle ear infection common in children✓

Hearing loss in medicine refers to

1. Acommon pediatric emergency requiring careful removal✓
2. Binfection of mastoid air cells complicating otitis media✓
3. Cconductive or sensorineural reduction in hearing✓
4. Dinflammation of paranasal sinuses✓

Vertigo in medicine refers to

1. Abenign mucosal outgrowths in nasal cavity✓
2. Bsensation of spinning from vestibular disorder✓
3. Cmiddle ear infection common in children✓
4. Dinflammation of palatine tonsils✓

Laryngitis in medicine refers to

1. Ainfection of mastoid air cells complicating otitis media✓
2. Binflammation of larynx causing hoarseness✓
3. Cinflammation of paranasal sinuses✓
4. Dnosebleed from Little area commonly✓

Foreign body ear in medicine refers to

1. Amiddle ear infection common in children✓
2. Binflammation of palatine tonsils✓
3. Cconductive or sensorineural reduction in hearing✓
4. Dcommon pediatric emergency requiring careful removal✓

Nasal polyps in medicine refers to

1. Ainflammation of paranasal sinuses✓
2. Bnosebleed from Little area commonly✓
3. Csensation of spinning from vestibular disorder✓
4. Dbenign mucosal outgrowths in nasal cavity✓

Mastoiditis in medicine refers to

1. Ainflammation of palatine tonsils✓
2. Binfection of mastoid air cells complicating otitis media✓
3. Cconductive or sensorineural reduction in hearing✓
4. Dinflammation of larynx causing hoarseness✓

ENT case 3: a emergency airway case presenting with shortness of breath requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bmeasure oxygen saturation and assess for respiratory failure✓
3. Cdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 11: a pediatric ear infection presenting with shortness of breath requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
3. Cprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓
4. Dmeasure oxygen saturation and assess for respiratory failure✓

ENT case 16: a ENT clinic presenting with referral decision requires the clinician to

1. Arefer to appropriate specialist when care exceeds primary level capacity✓
2. Bdelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
3. Cdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 17: a pediatric ear infection presenting with referral decision requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Brefer to appropriate specialist when care exceeds primary level capacity✓
3. Cdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 33: a emergency airway case presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
3. Cassess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 37: a ENT clinic presenting with shortness of breath requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
3. Cprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓
4. Dmeasure oxygen saturation and assess for respiratory failure✓

ENT case 45: a emergency airway case presenting with referral decision requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Brefer to appropriate specialist when care exceeds primary level capacity✓
3. Cdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 50: a pediatric ear infection presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
3. Cassess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated✓
4. Dprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓

ENT case 58: a ENT clinic presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. Adelay all investigations until next outpatient visit✓
2. Bdischarge without vital sign monitoring✓
3. Cprescribe antibiotics without clinical indication✓
4. Dassess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated✓