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NURSING • TESTBANK • PRACTICE QUESTIONS




TESTBANK
ENT, Eye & Skin
Nursing




PRACTICE QUESTIONS


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Original Educational Practice Questions
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1. Otitis media is infection/inflammation of the:
A. Inner ear labyrinth only
B. Auricle skin only
C. Middle ear
D. Outer ear canal only
Answer: C
2. Otitis externa is:
A. Middle ear infection
B. Only sensorineural hearing loss
C. Only tinnitus without inflammation
D. Infection of the external ear canal
Answer: D
3. Conductive hearing loss involves:
A. Cochlear nerve damage only
B. Only central brain pathways
C. Always permanent neural loss
D. Problem in outer/middle ear conducting sound
Answer: D
4. Sensorineural hearing loss involves:
A. Wax blockage only
B. Only ossicle stiffness
C. Only perforated drum without neural role
D. Cochlea or auditory nerve dysfunction
Answer: D
5. Weber test lateralizes to the affected ear in:
A. Only normal hearing
B. No clinical use
C. Conductive loss on that side
D. Sensorineural loss on that side
Answer: C
6. Rinne test in conductive loss shows:
A. No tuning fork role
B. Bone conduction ≥ air conduction on affected side
C. Air conduction > bone conduction
D. Only equal bilaterally always
Answer: B
7. Tinnitus is:
A. Only middle ear fluid
B. Only outer ear pain
C. Perception of sound without external source (ringing, buzzing)
D. Complete deafness
Answer: C
8. Vertigo is:
A. Only hearing loss
B. Only ear pain
C. False sense of motion/spinning
D. Lightheadedness only from standing
Answer: C
9. Meniere’s disease classically includes:
A. Only outer ear infection
B. No vestibular symptoms
C. Episodic vertigo, tinnitus, fluctuating hearing loss, aural fullness
D. Only hearing improvement
Answer: C
10. Epistaxis first aid includes:




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