1. AAO currently has guidelines in place for: A.Hoarseness B.BPPV C.Cerumen Impaction D.OSA E.All F.A, B, C

2. Recommendations for management of OME include hearing testing when OME persists for 3 months or longer. A.True B.False

3. Initial management of AOE should include pain assessment, use of topical preparations, and systemic antibiotics to prevent spread outside the ear canal. A.True B.False

4. Clinicians should obtain radiographic imaging when trying to differentiate ABRS from AVRS. A.True B.False

5. A characteristic of acute bacterial rhinosinusitis includes double worsening. A.True B.False

6. Observation without use of antibiotics is an option for selected patients with uncomplicated ABRS who have mild illness. A.True B.False

7. If the patients has a history consistent with BPPV and Dix-Hallpike testing is negative, clinicians should perform the supine roll test to assess for lateral canal BPPV. A.True B.False

8. Radiographic imaging should be ordered when a patient presents with symptoms of vertigo consistent with BPPV. A.True B.False

9. Clinicians should advocate for voice therapy if symptoms of hoarseness are affecting patient quality of life. A.True B.False

10. Guidelines are intended to reduce inappropriate variations in clinical care, to produce optimal health outcomes, and to minimize harm. A.True B.False