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Intracranial complications of chronic suppurative otitis media
A Meningitis
B Brain abscess
C Labyrinthitis
D Facial nerve paralysis
E Acute mastoiditis
Complications of chronic otitis media are
A Facial palsy
B Meningitis
C Cerebellar abscess
D Orbital cellulitis
E Blindness
Complications of chronic suppurative otitis media are
A Facial nerve palsy
B Mastoid abscess
C Acute labyrinthitis
D Brain abscess
E Parotitis
Chronic suppurative otitis media may give rise to
A Labyrinthitis
B Hydrocephalus
C Eighth cranial nerve palsy
D Neck abscess
E Blindness
The intracranial complications of CSOM are
A Brain abscess
B Meningitis
C Otitic hydrocephalus
D Facial nerve paralysis
E Labyrinthitis
Intracranial complications of CSOM are
A Meningitis
B Subdural abscess
C Hydrocephalus
D Sub-periosteal abscess
E Facial nerve paralysis
Intracranial complications of CSOM
A Otitic hydrocephalus
B Meningitis
C Cerebellar abscess
D Facial nerve paralysis
E Sub-periosteal abscess
Bacteria responsible for acute otitis media are
A Streptococcus pneumoniae
B Haemophylus influenzae
C Moraxella catarrhalis
D Bacterioides fragilis
E Proteus
Tuberculous otitis media is characterized by
A Fever
B Multiple perforations in tympanic membrane
C Pale granulation
D Earache
E Thin odorless discharge
The local complications of chronic duodenal ulcer are
A Pyloric stenosis
B Perforation
C Melaena
D Teapot deformity
E Leather- bottle stomach

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