<prompt> Objective test in adenoids isPosterior rhinoscopyAnterior rhinoscopyManual palpationAll of the above  <response>: Adenoids Diagnosis Examination of postnasal space is possible in some young children and an adenoid mass can be seen with a mirror. A rigid or a flexible nasopharyngoscope is also useful to see details of the nasopharynx in a cooperative child. Soft tissue lateral radiograph of nasopharynx will reveal the size of adenoids and also the extent to which nasopharyngeal air space has been compromised . Detailed nasal examination should always be conducted to exclude other causes of nasal obstruction. Structures visualised in Posterior Rhinoscopy a Laterally Eustachian tube opening is seen on the posterior end of the inferior turbinate. b Medically, Posterior end of middle, inferior and superior turbinates and posterior pa of septum. c Inferiorly end posterior surface of the soft palate. d Rosenmullers fossa is seen behind the Eustachian tube. Ref- Dhingra 6th edition, pg no. 244 