Which craniofacial malformation is a branchial arch abnormality?
What is the incidence of craniosynostosis?
What causes craniosynostosis?
Cranial sutures are sites of active or passive growth?
In Crouzon's syndrome craniosynostosis is accompanied by what?
Which is NOT a part of Apert's syndrome?
Which is more common hypertelorism or hypotelorism?
Which is NOT a part of Treacher Collins syndrome?
Which is NOT a part of Goldenhar syndrome?
What is the usual timing of repair of craniosynostosis?
The most common congenital nasal anomaly is associated with what?
T or F: Nasal bridge hypoplasia can occur with Down's syndrome?
Which area is involved in Binder's syndrome?
What is nasal coloboma?
Choanal atresia is located anteriorly or posteriorly in the nasopharynx?
Which is NOT one of the more common NEURAL nasal tumors of childhood?
What is the difference between an encephalocele and a glioma?
What is the incidence of cleft lip?
What is the incidence of both cleft palate and cleft lip deformities?
T or F: Limb anomalies may be associated with cleft palate and lip?
At what age is cleft palate repaired?
T or F; The standard cleft palate repair is a palatopharyngoplasty?
True or false: patients with cleft palate have a lower than usual incidence of otitis media and hearing loss?
True or false: patients after cleft palate repair often have a nasal quality of speech?
T or F: Younger children are more likely to need adenoidectomy and tonsillectomy versus simply adenoidectomy or simple tonsillectomy?
Does chronic tonsillitis occur in the absence of chronic adenoiditis?
Is the fact that a patient is a carrier of diphtheria an indication for tonsillectomy?