Questions from otorhinolaryngology

1.	Examination of hearing, pure – tone audiometry
2.	Objective audiometry, tympanometry, otoacoustic emissions
3.	Examination of the vestibular apparatus
4.	Developmental defects of the ear
5.	Injuries to the pinna
6.	Inspissated cerumen in the auditory meatus ( cerumen obturans )
7.	Inflammations of the pinna and external auditory canal
8.	Tumours of the ear
9.	Neurinoma nervi statoacustici
10.	Acute inflammation of the middle ear
11.	Otitis media chronica mesotympanalis
12.	Otitis media chronica epitympanalis
13.	Otitis media chronica secretorica ( OME )
14.	Mastoiditis acuta
15.	Otosclerosis
16.	Tympanoplasties and operations performed at chronic inflammation of the middle ear and at its sequelae
17.	Intracranial complications of otogenic etiology ( meningitis, abscess, thrombophlebitis of s. sigmoidei )
18.	Peripheral paresis of the facial nerve
19.	Acute sensorineural hearing loss
20.	Morbus Ménièri
21.	Presbyacustis
22.	Disorders of hearing caused by noise ( hypacusis perceptiva professionalis )
23.	Acoustic trauma
24.	Ototoxicity
25.	Hearing – aids
26.	Cochlear implants
27.	Fractures of the temporal bone
28.	Frontobasal injuries
29.	Neurinoma of  n. VIII
30.	Effects of disturbed hearing on the development of speech
31.	Examination of the nose and of paranasal sinuses
32.	Developmental disorders of the nose and paranasal sinuses, clefts
33.	Complications of inflammations in the nose and paranasal sinuses
34.	Dermatic diseases of the nares
35.	Rhinitis acuta
36.	Rhinitis chronica
37.	Rhinitis chronica allergica
38.	Chronic inflammations of the upper respiratory passages
39.	Nasal polyps
40.	Acute inflammation of paranasal sinuses
41.	Chronic inflammation of paranasal sinuses
42.	Orbitocellulitis
43.	Diseases of the nasal septum
44.	Epistaxis – nose bleeding
45.	Injuries to the nose and paranasal sinuses
46.	Disturbances of smell
47.	Causes of nasal obstruction
48.	Tumours in the upper respiratory passages
49.	Tumours of the orbit
50.	Endonasal surgery
51.	Examination of the pharynx
52.	Hypertrophy of the nasopharyngeal tonsilla
53.	Tumours of the nasopharynx
54.	Juvenile angiofibroma
55.	Posterior tamponade of the nose at epistaxis
56.	Acute inflammations of tonsillae – tonsillitis
57.	Complications of inflammations in the region of pharynx – peritonsillar abscess
58.	Phlegmon of the mouth floor
59.	Odontogenic complications in the ENT region 
60.	Chronic inflammations of the palatine tonsillae
61.	Indications for tonsillectomy
62.	Other forms of pharyngitis
63.	Injuries in the region of the pharynx and oral cavity
64.	Tumours of the pharynx and oral cavity
65.	Diseases in the laryngeal part of the pharynx ( hypopharynx )
66.	Inflammatory affection of the hypopharynx
67.	Tumours of the hypopharynx
68.	Causes of dysphagia
69.	Acute inflammations of the salivary glands
70.	Chronic inflammations of the salivary glands
71.	Sialolithiasis
72.	Tumours of the salivary glands
73.	Developmental defects of the larynx
74.	Causes of rhonchus
75.	Inflammations of the larynx
76.	Acute stenotizing ( suffocating ) laryngitis
77.	Laryngitis oedematosa – oedema laryngis
78.	Inflammations of the larynx at underlying infectious diseases
79.	Demarcated forms of laryngitis – acute and chronic
80.	Chronic diffuse inflammations of the larynx – Laryngitis chronica
81.	Benign tumours of the larynx
82.	Malignant tumours of the larynx
83.	Indications for tracheotomy
84.	Disturbances of motor innervation of the larynx
85.	Injuries to the larynx
86.	Foreign bodies in the lower respiratory passages
87.	Bronchoscopy
88.	Mediastinoscopy
89.	Bleeding from the hypopharynx and oesophagus
90.	Developmental defects of the oesophagus
91.	Diverticles of the hypopharynx and oesophagus
92.	Neurogenic dyskinesis of the oesophagus
93.	Inflammations of the hypopharynx and oesophagus
94.	 Benign tumours of the oesophagus, polyps and cysts
95.	Malignant tumours of the hypopharynx and oesophagus
96.	Foreign bodies in the hypopharynx and oesophagus
97.	Corrosion of the oesophagus ( oesophagitis corrosiva )
98.	External injuries to the hypopharynx and oesophagus
99.	Indications for oesophagoscopy
     100.Methods of the throat examination
     101.Inflammations of sort parts of the throat
     102.Injuries and traumas of the throat
     103.Developmental anomalies and cysts and fistulas of the throat
     104.Tumours of the throat
     105.Differencial diagnostics of the throat swelling
     106.Tumorous affection of the lymphatic nodes in the neck
     107.Resectio v. jugularis en block
     108.Diseases of the thyroid gland
     109.Disorders of voice
     110. Defects of speech, hyperphonia, tumultus sermonis, dyslalia