ENT 101 -TORONTO METROPOLITAN
UNIVERSITY PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Frontal Sinus.
Answer: Above the eyebrows of either side of nasal bride
◍ Ear Pain Assessment Red Flags.
Answer: - Mastoid Tenderness- Lesions- Vertigo
◍ atresia treatment.
Answer: auricular reconstruction, drilling out temporal bone
◍ Nasal Congestion Hx Red Flags.
Answer: - Acute onset w/ severe symptoms- Recent Surgery- Exposures
(tobacco, substance use)- Epistaxis, anosmia
◍ Otoscope Exam Adults.
Answer: - Grasp auricle & firmly but gently pull it upward, backward, &
slightly away from the head- Direct speculum in a slightly downward
fashion as you insert it into EAC 0.25 to 0.5 in
◍ SF 600.
Answer: Chronological record of medical care
◍ Sphenoid Sinus.
Answer: Behind Ethmoid sinuses
◍ T Plasty Graft 2.
Answer: On Incus
◍ Sinusitis Symptoms.
, Answer: - Tenderness over sinus- Ear tenderness- Nose erythema
◍ basel call carcinoma.
Answer: slow growing and caused by prolonged or consistent exposure to
sunlight. most common type occurs on pinna
◍ annulus in the TM.
Answer: fibrocartilage ring
◍ T Plasty Graft 1.
Answer: On Malleus
◍ SF 515.
Answer: used to send specimens to pathology
◍ Sore Throat Hx Red Flags.
Answer: - Acute onset w/ severe symptoms- Tobacco, nicotine uses-
Exposures (STI, Mono, strep, flu, COVID)- Immune compromise
◍ Weber Test.
Answer: - Tuning fork is tapped above head- Sound should be heard equally
in both ears- If sound lateralizes to affected ear, there is a conduction
problem- If sound lateralizes away from affected ear, there is a sensorineural
problem
◍ SF 505.
Answer: History Part II and III
◍ other conditions of EAC besides infections and deformities.
Answer: foreign bodies and cerumen impaction
◍ Lop ears.
Answer: Congenital disorder. a deformity in which the ear protrudes
abnormally from the side of the head. It is the result of an absent or
insufficiently pronounced anti helic fold of the external ear
◍ keloids.
Answer: massive overgrowth of hypertrophied scar tissue that may result
from surgery trauma or an ear piercing. usually occurs in dark skin people
UNIVERSITY PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Frontal Sinus.
Answer: Above the eyebrows of either side of nasal bride
◍ Ear Pain Assessment Red Flags.
Answer: - Mastoid Tenderness- Lesions- Vertigo
◍ atresia treatment.
Answer: auricular reconstruction, drilling out temporal bone
◍ Nasal Congestion Hx Red Flags.
Answer: - Acute onset w/ severe symptoms- Recent Surgery- Exposures
(tobacco, substance use)- Epistaxis, anosmia
◍ Otoscope Exam Adults.
Answer: - Grasp auricle & firmly but gently pull it upward, backward, &
slightly away from the head- Direct speculum in a slightly downward
fashion as you insert it into EAC 0.25 to 0.5 in
◍ SF 600.
Answer: Chronological record of medical care
◍ Sphenoid Sinus.
Answer: Behind Ethmoid sinuses
◍ T Plasty Graft 2.
Answer: On Incus
◍ Sinusitis Symptoms.
, Answer: - Tenderness over sinus- Ear tenderness- Nose erythema
◍ basel call carcinoma.
Answer: slow growing and caused by prolonged or consistent exposure to
sunlight. most common type occurs on pinna
◍ annulus in the TM.
Answer: fibrocartilage ring
◍ T Plasty Graft 1.
Answer: On Malleus
◍ SF 515.
Answer: used to send specimens to pathology
◍ Sore Throat Hx Red Flags.
Answer: - Acute onset w/ severe symptoms- Tobacco, nicotine uses-
Exposures (STI, Mono, strep, flu, COVID)- Immune compromise
◍ Weber Test.
Answer: - Tuning fork is tapped above head- Sound should be heard equally
in both ears- If sound lateralizes to affected ear, there is a conduction
problem- If sound lateralizes away from affected ear, there is a sensorineural
problem
◍ SF 505.
Answer: History Part II and III
◍ other conditions of EAC besides infections and deformities.
Answer: foreign bodies and cerumen impaction
◍ Lop ears.
Answer: Congenital disorder. a deformity in which the ear protrudes
abnormally from the side of the head. It is the result of an absent or
insufficiently pronounced anti helic fold of the external ear
◍ keloids.
Answer: massive overgrowth of hypertrophied scar tissue that may result
from surgery trauma or an ear piercing. usually occurs in dark skin people
