DNB ENT Theory Questions 2011 to 2019

DNB ENT Theory Questions

from 2011 to 2019 December, Prepare yourself for DNB ENT Theory 2020 and MS ENT 2020.

  • Apr- 2020 -
    20 April

    Preanesthetic Medication

    DefinitionPreanesthetic medication is the use of drugs to improve the intra operative status of patient and the postoperative recovery from anesthesia.PREANESTHETIC MEDICATIONAims​1​Decrease anxiety and produce sedation.Improve postoperative analgesia.Decrease secretions.Improve amnesia.Decrease PONV (Postoperative nausea and vomiting).Decrease acid secretion and postoperative eructations and acidity.Decrease chances of aspiration due to its role on…

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  • 19 April

    Postoperative Ventilation

    Benefits of postoperative ventilation are as follows:Airway protection and prevention of aspirationImproved ventilation and good oxygenationDecreased work of breathing4- Avoidance of hypercarbia and hemodynamic instability in sedated patients5 -Direct endotracheal access for removal of secretions.Postoperative ventilation is done in following circumstancesPatients not able to mantain a patent airway because of…

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  • 18 April

    What is Voice therapy And How to do it

    What is voice therapy is a common question that can be asked in DNB ENT Case presentation or DNB ENT OSCE Skill station. Voice therapy is the therapeutic treatment of a voice disorder it embraces principles from biomechanics of voice production and motor-learning principles as well as psychological interventions to…

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  • 15 April

    Otalgia or Ear Pain

    DNB ENT Theory Question June 2016 – a) Enumerate the causes of pain in ear (otalgia). How would you manage a case of otitis externa? Definition Otalgia is defined as ear pain. Types Two separate and distinct types of otalgia exist.• Pain that originates within the ear is primary otalgia.• Pain…

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  • 15 April

    Ludwigs angina

    Definition​1​Rapidly spreading cellulitis of floor of mouth and submandibular space (submaxillary or submental and sublingual divided by mylohyoid) secondary to:Soft tissue infectionTonsil infectionLower premolar or molar infection (80%)Submandibular sialadenitisInjuries to the oral mucosaWilhelm Friedrich von Ludwig – 1836, Described 5 cases. SymptomsTrismus, odynophagia, Mouth pain, stiff neck, drooling, and dysphagia,…

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  • 15 April

    Robotic surgery and Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) in ENT

    Robotic surgery is telesurgery, i.e. the surgeon performs surgery by being away from patient through a console which manipulates the robotic instruments according to surgeon maneuvers on the console. Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) was initially conceived for oropharyngeal cancer.Write short notes on: What is robotic surgery? a) Transoral Robotic Surgery…

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  • 15 April

    Prophylactic Antibiotics in surgery

    PROPHYLACTIC ANTIBIOTICS IN SURGERY can come as a short question for 5 marks in DNB ENT Theory or as a Viva question in DNB ENT Osce Viva station DefinitionsInfection: The invasion of the body by pathogenic microorganisms that reproduce and multiply causing disease by local cellular injury, secretion of a…

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  • 15 April

    Surgical and Clinical audit

    April 2016 DNB ENT Theory Question – a) What is clinical audit? b) What is the use of clinical audit in ENT? DefinitionClinical audit is a way to find out if healthcare is being provided in line with standards and lets care providers and patients know where their service is doing…

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  • 14 April

    Day Care ENT Surgery

    DefinitionDay care ent surgical patient is one who has a planned admission, operation and discharge on the same day. Anaesthesia is modified to allow rapid recovery and to minimise post-operative pain, nausea, and vomiting. Pre-admission planning and protocol driven, nurse-led discharge allow a day unit to run efficiently.Day care ent…

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  • 14 April

    Surgical Diathermy or Electrocautery

    Surgical diathermy or Electrocautery uses direct current whereas electrosurgery uses alternating current. Radiofrequency Generator:Generates high-frequency currents (100 K-Hz to 4 MHz) which induces ionic vibration but no movement.Ionic vibration generates intracellular heat but no muscle/nerve depolarization.Power settings are in Watts (amps x volts).Intracellular heat can cause:boiling + explosion (CUT), and/ordehydration…

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