19 Head and Neck ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

What is the most common injured nerve with parotid surgery?

Which tumor is the #1 tumor overall of the salivary glands?

What is the primary treatment for a Warthin’s tumor?

What is the most common injured nerve with submandibular gland resection?

Which is the most common salivary gland tumor in children?

What is the most common cause of suppurative parotitis?

Which tumor is the most common childhood aural malignancy?

What is the recommended treatment for cauliflower ear to avoid complications?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting acoustic neuroma?

What is the recommended treatment for ear cholesteatoma?

What is the most common cause of epistaxis (nosebleed)?

Which condition is associated with a failure of tongue fusion?

What is the most common distant metastasis for primary head and neck tumors?

What is the recommended treatment for sleep apnea in obese individuals with micrognathia/retrognathia?

What is the first recommended step when epidermoid carcinoma (SCCA variant) is found in a cervical node without a known primary?

What may be needed as a last resort to secure the airway in the case of laryngeal foreign body?

What risk increases with the length of time an esophageal foreign body remains in place?

Which condition may result as a complication of untreated acute supportive otitis media?

What may be considered in patients who will require intubation for more than 7-14 days?

[difficult] What should be used to rule out perforation after fever and pain following rigid esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) for foreign body?

[difficult] What type of infection is mastoiditis?

Where are the false vocal cords located in relation to the true vocal cords?

Which nerve runs between the internal jugular (IJ) vein and the carotid artery?

Which gland secretes mostly serous fluid?

Where does the long thoracic nerve run?

What is the distribution of serous and mucin secretion in the submandibular glands?

Which muscle does the accessory nerve innervate?

The trigeminal nerve gives sensation to most of the face and innervates which muscle group?

Where is the marginal mandibular nerve located in relation to the mouth?

Which nerve provides motor function to the face?

Which triangle contains the carotid sheath?

Which cranial nerve injury is associated with the deviation of the tongue to the same side?

What is the most common cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx, and larynx?

Which nerve innervates all of the larynx except the cricothyroid muscle?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting nasopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma?

What is considered more premalignant than leukoplakia in the oral cavity?

Which malignancy presents with hoarseness and early metastases?

What is the primary treatment for verrucous ulcer?

Which benign tumor presents with obstruction or epistaxis in males younger than 20 years?

Which salivary gland tumor has a propensity to invade nerve roots and is very sensitive to radiation therapy?

Which cancer of maxillary sinus requires maxillectomy as treatment?

Which benign neoplasm presents with nose bleeding or obstruction and occurs predominantly in males younger than 20 years?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma?

What nerve is most commonly injured during parotid surgery?

What is the most common tumor of the salivary glands?

What is the primary treatment for a Warthin's tumor?

What is the most commonly injured nerve during submandibular gland resection?

What is the most common salivary gland tumor in children?

What is the most common cause of suppurative parotitis?

What is the most common childhood aural malignancy?

What is the recommended treatment for cauliflower ear to avoid complications?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting acoustic neuroma?

What is the recommended treatment for ear cholesteatoma?

What is the most common cause of epistaxis (nosebleed)?

Which condition is associated with a failure of tongue fusion?

What is the most common distant metastasis for primary head and neck tumors?

What is the recommended treatment for sleep apnea in obese individuals with micrognathia/retrognathia?

What is the first recommended step when epidermoid carcinoma (SCCA variant) is found in a cervical node without a known primary?

What may be needed as a last resort to secure the airway in the case of laryngeal foreign body?

What risk increases with the length of time an esophageal foreign body remains in place?

Which condition may result as a complication of untreated acute supportive otitis media?

What may be considered in patients who will require intubation for more than 7-14 days?

What should be used to rule out perforation after fever and pain following rigid esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) for foreign body?

What type of infection is mastoiditis?

Where are the false vocal cords located in relation to the true vocal cords?

Which nerve runs between the internal jugular (IJ) vein and the carotid artery?

Which gland secretes mostly serous fluid?

Where does the long thoracic nerve run?

What is the distribution of serous and mucin secretion in the submandibular glands?

Which muscle does the accessory nerve innervate?

The trigeminal nerve gives sensation to most of the face and innervates which muscle group?

Where is the marginal mandibular nerve located in relation to the mouth?

Which nerve provides motor function to the face?

Which triangle contains the carotid sheath?

Which cranial nerve injury is associated with the deviation of the tongue to the same side?

What is the most common cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx, and larynx?

Which nerve innervates all of the larynx except the cricothyroid muscle?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting nasopharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma?

What is considered more premalignant than leukoplakia in the oral cavity?

Which malignancy presents with hoarseness and early metastases?

What is the primary treatment for verrucous ulcer?

Which benign tumor presents with obstruction or epistaxis in males younger than 20 years?

Which salivary gland tumor has a propensity to invade nerve roots and is very sensitive to radiation therapy?

Which cancer of maxillary sinus requires maxillectomy as treatment?

Which benign neoplasm presents with nose bleeding or obstruction and occurs predominantly in males younger than 20 years?

What is the primary diagnostic method for detecting oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma?