An 18-year-old with epistaxis that doesn't stop after pinching the nose for 15 minutes. He frequently picks his nose. Where is the most common site of...

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An 18-year-old with epistaxis that doesn't stop after pinching the nose for 15 minutes. He frequently picks his nose. Where is the most common site of anterior nosebleeds?

Accepted Answer

Kiesselbach's area (Little's area)

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Woodruff's plexus

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Eustachian tube opening

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Sphenopalatine artery branch

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Ethmoid artery plexus

MCQ (SBA): Epistaxis

An 18-year-old with epistaxis that doesn't stop after pinching the nose for 15 minutes. He frequently picks his nose. Where is the most common site of anterior nosebleeds?