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What is the purpose of examining the auricle first?
What is the purpose of examining the auricle first?
- To detect small lesions of the tympanic membrane
- To test mobility of the tympanic membrane
- To look for abnormality in position, size, and color (correct)
- To examine the mastoid process for signs of inflammation
Why is good illumination essential for examining the ear?
Why is good illumination essential for examining the ear?
- To detect small lesions of the tympanic membrane
- To increase air pressure in the external auditory canal
- To introduce an ear speculum into the external auditory canal
- To improve visibility of the external auditory canal and tympanic membrane (correct)
Which of the following provides magnification during ear examination?
Which of the following provides magnification during ear examination?
- Endoscopic Examination
- Head mirror
- Pneumatic Otoscope
- Battery-powered Otoscope (correct)
What are the prominent landmarks on the tympanic membrane?
What are the prominent landmarks on the tympanic membrane?
When should a pneumatic Otoscope be used?
When should a pneumatic Otoscope be used?
Why should an ear speculum be introduced into the external auditory canal?
Why should an ear speculum be introduced into the external auditory canal?
What does Siegle’s speculum include?
What does Siegle’s speculum include?
What appears in the antero-inferior part of the tympanic membrane?
What appears in the antero-inferior part of the tympanic membrane?
What is examined in adults by pulling the auricle upwards and backwards?
What is examined in adults by pulling the auricle upwards and backwards?
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