ENT Surgery and Anatomy

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. What does the acronym FESS stand for? focal epithelial soft-palate surgery facial endoscopic salivary surgery functional endoscopic sinus surgery fiber-optic ear staging surgery

2. What surgery is performed to prevent sleep apnea? Uvulopalateplication Uvulopharynx Uvulopillarplasty Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty

3. A Laryngoscopy is performed in order to view what structure(s)? esophagus vocal cords inner ear nasopharynx

4. An ear, nose, and throat specialist is also known as: audiologist osteotisologist craniologist otorhinolaryngologist

5. What is a common surgical procedure performed to treat otitis media? OML BMT BLT OMT

6. The thyroid gland is _______ in location to the trachea? posterior inferior superior anterior

7. Epistaxis is bleeding from the: ears adenoids tonsils nose

8. Which of these is NOT one of the paranasal sinuses? ethmoid hyoid frontal sphenoid

9. Which of these is NOT one of the three major salivary glands? submandibular thyroid sublingual parotid

10. A blocked tear duct can also be called: dacryolacrinosis dacryolysis dacryostenosis dacryolytis