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American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (ABOHNS) · ENT
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American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery Certification Exam
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1 Otology and Neurotology 1 lesson
- Ear Anatomy and Testing Free preview
- Hearing Loss Disorders
- Middle Ear and Mastoid Disease
- Temporal Bone and Facial Nerve
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2 Vestibular Disorders
- Vestibular Physiology and Bedside Exams
- Common Peripheral Vestibular Syndromes
- Vestibular Testing and Chronic Dizziness
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3 Rhinology and Allergy
- Nasal Anatomy and Inflammation
- Sinonasal Structural Disorders
- Epistaxis and Sinonasal Emergencies
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4 Laryngology Airway and Swallowing
- Laryngeal Anatomy and Evaluation
- Voice and Vocal Fold Disorders
- Swallowing and Aspiration Disorders
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5 Head Neck Oncology
- Neck Masses and Mucosal Lesions
- Laryngeal Thyroid and Salivary Tumors
- Oncologic Complications and Reconstruction
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6 Pediatric ENT and Airway
- Pediatric Ear and Nose Disorders
- Tonsils Adenoids and Sleep
- Pediatric Airway and Neck Masses
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7 Facial Plastics Trauma and Reconstruction
- Facial Trauma Evaluation
- Facial Nerve and Soft Tissue
- Nasal Airway and Cosmetic Principles
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8 Sleep Endocrine Salivary and Perioperative Care
- Sleep Surgery and Airway
- Salivary and Parathyroid Disorders
- Imaging Pathology and Perioperative Principles
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ENT · Sample question
A 46-year-old woman presents with 3 weeks of right ear pain. Otoscopy shows a normal auricle, external auditory canal, and intact tympanic membrane. Hearing is unchanged. Pain worsens with chewing, and palpation over the right temporomandibular joint reproduces the otalgia. Which nerve most directly explains referred pain to the anterior external auditory canal in this patient?
Referred otalgia pathway
TMJ disease can refer pain to the anterior external auditory canal through the auriculotemporal nerve, a V3 branch; the normal otoscopy and chewing-provoked pain discriminate it. A is tempting for auricular pain, but C2-C3 supplies lobule/inferior auricle, not TMJ. A may cause cough or conchal/posterior canal symptoms, not chewing-related TMJ pain. A carries middle ear sensation via Jacobson nerve and is implicated in otitis media or oropharyngeal referred pain, not anterior canal/TMJ linkage.
Clinician Action: Diagnose referred otalgia when otoscopy is normal; order targeted TMJ/dental evaluation if persistent; treat conservatively first; escalate for red flags, mass, cranial neuropathy, or unexplained persistent otalgia.
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