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Hearing the noise, the boy work up, Here the word 'hearing' is a/an-
A noun
B participle
C verb
D adverb
Hearing of the case will be held next week.The word hearing is ----.
A a noun
B an adjective
C verb
D adverb
Causes of conductive hearing loss
A Impacted wax
B Otosclerosis
C Meniere’s disease
D Vestibular schwannoma
E Vestibular neuritis
Common causes of conductive hearing loss in children are
A Otitis media with effusion
B Acute otitis media
C Impacted wax
D Congenital cholesteatoma
E Otosclerosis
Causes of conductive hearing loss are
A Tympano-sclerosis
B Otosclerosis
C Haemo-tympanium
D Otitis externa
E Presbycusis
Skin around the anal canal has a sensory supply from
A Pudendal nerve
B Posterior rami of sacral four
C Parasympathetic nerves
D Obturator nerve
E Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
Following cranial nerves have both motor and sensory components
A Trigeminal nerve
B Facial nerve
C Optic nerve
D Vestibulocochlear nerve
E Hypoglossal nerve
Pure sensory cranial nerves include
A Optic
B Vestibulcochlear
C Trigeminal
D Facial
E Vagus
Deep sensory receptors in muscles and tendons are
A Muscle spindles
B Golgi tendon organs
C Ruffinis endings
D Expanded tip organs
E Meissner's corpuscle
Viruses that typically establish latent infections in the human sensory ganglia include
A Herpes simplex virus (HS
B Varicella-zoster virus (VZ
C Hepatitis B virus (HB
D Nipah virus
E Rubella virus

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