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Palpation Technique Quiz

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What is the correct position of the fingers when palpating through the external auditory canal?

Bulb of fingers should face anteriorly. (correct)

Fingers should face posteriorly in the canal.

Fingers should be flat against the canal wall.

Thumb should be used for palpation.

Which movement should a patient perform during palpation?

Lateral movement and tilting of the head.

Open, close, protrusive, and lateral movement. (correct)

Rotational movement of the neck.

Abduction and adduction of the jaw.

What should not be done while palpating the external auditory canal?

Use only the index finger.

Palpate with the bulb of fingers facing posteriorly. (correct)

Insert fingers gently into the canal.

Ensure the patient remains still.

Why is it important to position the fingers with the bulb facing anteriorly during palpation?

<p>To accommodate the S shape of the canal.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the correct technique for assessing ear function?

<p>Palpate and ask the patient to perform functional movements.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Palpation Technique for the External Auditory Canal

Palpate the external auditory canal using the little fingers.
The bulb of the fingers should face forward (anteriorly), due to the S-shaped structure of the canal.
Have the patient demonstrate jaw movements (opening, closing, protrusive, and lateral).

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Test your knowledge on the palpation technique for the external auditory canal. This quiz covers the proper positioning of fingers, patient interaction, and anatomical considerations. Sharpen your skills in ear examination and ensure accurate assessment.