OTORHINOLARYNGOLO
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A rongeur that contains two-hinges would be called what type of rongeur?
Answer - Double-action rongeur.
Why would a surgeon choose to use a rongeur that contains two-hinges?
Answer - Allows the surgeon enough leverage to cut bone.
What transmits the vibration of the tympanic membrane (TM) and the other
ossicles to the inner ear? Answer - Stapes.
What are the names of the 3 pairs of salivary glands? Answer - 1. Parotid
(Largest)
2. Submandibular
3. Sublingual (Smallest)
What salivary gland would be removed due to chronic infection, stone
formation, or neoplasm? Answer - Submandibular gland.
The frontal sinuses are located where? Answer - Within the frontal bone.
What instruments would the surgeon need during a tonsillectomy? Answer - 1.
Mouth gag
2. Hurd tonsil dissector/ Pillar retractor
GY EXAM REVIEW
(LATEST) QUESTIONS
& ANSWERS RATED
100% CORRECT!!
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
Evatee 9/26/24 OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY
, OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY EXAM REVIEW
(LATEST) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS RATED
100% CORRECT!!
A rongeur that contains two-hinges would be called what type of rongeur?
Answer - Double-action rongeur.
Why would a surgeon choose to use a rongeur that contains two-hinges?
Answer - Allows the surgeon enough leverage to cut bone.
What transmits the vibration of the tympanic membrane (TM) and the other
ossicles to the inner ear? Answer - Stapes.
What are the names of the 3 pairs of salivary glands? Answer - 1. Parotid
(Largest)
2. Submandibular
3. Sublingual (Smallest)
What salivary gland would be removed due to chronic infection, stone
formation, or neoplasm? Answer - Submandibular gland.
The frontal sinuses are located where? Answer - Within the frontal bone.
What instruments would the surgeon need during a tonsillectomy? Answer - 1.
Mouth gag
2. Hurd tonsil dissector/ Pillar retractor
