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Anatomy of larynx and thyroid region

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Froggy Jumps Larynx and thyroid glandOnline version Anatomy of larynx and thyroid region by Hussein Abdellatif 1 During subtotal thyroidectomy, the surgeon identifies a small artery running with a nerve close to the upper pole of the gland. To preserve normal phonation, the surgeon must protect which nerve? a A. Internal laryngeal nerve b B. External laryngeal nerve c C. Recurrent laryngeal nerve 2 A singer develops hoarseness after viral laryngitis. Examination shows normal movement of the vocal folds but edema of the vestibular folds. Which laryngeal compartment is primarily affected? a A. Infraglottic cavity b B. Vestibule c C. Ventricle of larynx 3 A 45-year-old man presents with a breathy, weak voice following a stab wound to the lower neck. Flexible laryngoscopy shows one vocal cord fixed in the paramedian position. Which structure is most likely damaged? a A. External laryngeal nerve b B. Internal laryngeal nerve c C. Recurrent laryngeal nerve 4 During recovery from thyroid surgery, a patient can breathe normally but cannot raise the pitch of their voice. Which nerve was most likely injured? a A. Internal laryngeal nerve b B. Recurrent laryngeal nerve c C. External laryngeal nerve 5 The vocalis muscle is likely the most responsible for phonation control due to its attachment to the: a A.arytenoid cartilage. b B. Cricoid cartilage. c C. vocal ligament. 6 During intubation, an anesthetist wants to fully open the rima glottidis before passing the tube. Which muscle must contract to achieve this? a A. Lateral cricoarytenoid b B. Posterior cricoarytenoid c C. Thyroarytenoid 7 A child aspirates a small toy that becomes lodged below the vocal cords. Which nerve carries the sensory fibers that trigger a cough at this level? a A. Internal laryngeal nerve b B. External laryngeal nerve c C. Recurrent laryngeal nerve 8 A 50-year-old woman presents with a neck swelling that moves upward on swallowing. This movement occurs because the thyroid gland is anchored to which laryngeal structure? a A. Thyrohyoid membrane b B. Cricothyroid ligament c C. Cricoid cartilage via the lateral ligament of Berry 9 A patient develops stridor and dyspnea that worsen when lying flat due to a large retrosternal goiter. What is the principal mechanism for this symptom? a A. Venous engorgement compresses the jugular veins b B. Inferior displacement compresses the trachea c C. Esophageal deviation causes dysphagia 10 A thyroid nodule biopsy reveals parathyroid tissue. The most likely explanation is that: a A. The parathyroids lie inside the true capsule of the thyroid b B. They are posterior to the gland but enclosed by the same fascial sheath c C. They arise from endoderm of foramen cecum

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Larynx and thyroid glandOnline version

by Hussein Abdellatif

During subtotal thyroidectomy, the surgeon identifies a small artery running with a nerve close to the upper pole of the gland. To preserve normal phonation, the surgeon must protect which nerve?

A singer develops hoarseness after viral laryngitis. Examination shows normal movement of the vocal folds but edema of the vestibular folds. Which laryngeal compartment is primarily affected?

A 45-year-old man presents with a breathy, weak voice following a stab wound to the lower neck. Flexible laryngoscopy shows one vocal cord fixed in the paramedian position. Which structure is most likely damaged?

During recovery from thyroid surgery, a patient can breathe normally but cannot raise the pitch of their voice. Which nerve was most likely injured?

The vocalis muscle is likely the most responsible for phonation control due to its attachment to the:

During intubation, an anesthetist wants to fully open the rima glottidis before passing the tube. Which muscle must contract to achieve this?

A child aspirates a small toy that becomes lodged below the vocal cords. Which nerve carries the sensory fibers that trigger a cough at this level?

A 50-year-old woman presents with a neck swelling that moves upward on swallowing. This movement occurs because the thyroid gland is anchored to which laryngeal structure?

A patient develops stridor and dyspnea that worsen when lying flat due to a large retrosternal goiter. What is the principal mechanism for this symptom?

A thyroid nodule biopsy reveals parathyroid tissue. The most likely explanation is that: