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Answer the attached question paper as a DNB 10marks answer so that I can write in my answers

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All 10 questions are answered. Here's a quick guide to using these answers:

Paper summary / Writing tips:
  • Q1 (Pages 1-5): Write CM + OAE parts first, then UNHS vs HRNS with the 1-3-6 principle highlighted
  • Q2 (Pages 6-10): The intraoperative management table is exam-friendly - draw it out with scenarios
  • Q3 (Pages 11-15): For keratosis obturans, include the comparison table with EAC cholesteatoma - examiners love differentials
  • Q4 (Pages 16-20): Neural plasticity answer ties directly into why early cochlear implantation matters - make that link explicit
  • Q5 (Pages 21-25): Hidden areas question - list all 6 recesses in a structured format; use the endoscope point for sinus tympani
  • Q6 (Pages 26-30): HCP components can be written as a numbered list with bold headings for clarity
  • Q7 (Pages 31-35): The IT injection table (gentamicin vs dexamethasone) is the scoring part - present it clearly
  • Q8 (Pages 36-40): SSCDS - always include the VEMP threshold finding (< 70 dB nHL) and Tullio/Hennebert signs; TB - the multiple perforations and facial palsy association are high-value points
  • Q9 (Pages 41-45): Draw the petrous apex diagram as a simple box/schematic showing ICA, IAC, cochlea, CN V relationships; include Gradenigo's triad for cholesteatoma features
  • Q10 (Pages 46-50): The incidence-prevalence relationship formula (P = I × D) and the Kaplan-Meier censoring concept are standard scoring points
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