Question

question 175
what is a temporary or permanent loss of sensation, loss of ability to move, or inability to control movement?
myringitis
palsy
seizure
trachoma

question 176
coronary thrombosis may be a cause of:
mitral valve insufficiency
pulmonary valve atresia
aortic valve stenosis
myocardial infarction

question 177
the medical term that means a specialist who studies and treats the diseases and disorders of the ear, nose, and throat is:
audiologist
otologist
audiology
otorhinolaryngologist

Explanation:

• Question 175:
• Myringitis: Inflammation of the eardrum.
• Palsy: Temporary or permanent loss of sensation, loss of ability to move, or inability to control movement.
• Seizure: Abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
• Trachoma: An eye infection.
• Question 176:
• Mitral valve insufficiency: Mitral valve doesn't close properly.
• Pulmonary valve atresia: Pulmonary valve is absent.
• Aortic valve stenosis: Aortic valve is narrowed.
• Myocardial infarction: Heart muscle dies due to lack of blood supply (coronary thrombosis can cause this).
• Question 177:
• Audiologist: Deals with hearing.
• Otologist: Deals with ears.
• Audiology: The study of hearing.
• Otorhinolaryngologist: Specializes in ear, nose, and throat.

Answer:

• Question 175: B. palsy
• Question 176: D. myocardial infarction
• Question 177: D. Otorhinolaryngologist