The typical curative dose for T1 lesions of the head and neck is:

Cancer of which of the following structures is unlikely to be pathologically classified as a squamous cell carcinoma?

The posterior cervical lymph nodes are classified as level ___ lymph nodes. 

Radiation therapy is going to be indicated for most patients because tumors in the head and neck region are often inaccessible for surgery. 

For retromolar trigone lesions, prophylactic neck RT is critical. 

Cataracts may from due to radiation of which structure? 

Disease of the parotid gland may cause facial palsy due to involvement of which cranial nerve? 

Advanced lesions of the ___ bleed. 

Which of the following is the medical term for ‘painful swallowing’?

What is the most common symptom of a glottic lesion?