'Outer ear canal' presentation slideshows

Environmental Emergencies

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Otolaryngological Emergencies AHD Jan 31, 2013

Otolaryngological Emergencies AHD Jan 31, 2013. Hans Rosenberg MD CCFP(EM). Objectives . Ear Anatomy Otitis Media Otitis Externa Mastoiditis. Anatomy. Clinical Examination. Start with External: helix, antihelix, tragus, outer ear canal Otoscope: external auditory canal, TM Syringing

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Dogs- Part III

Dogs- Part III. Small Animal Care. Dog diseases. Infectious diseases- group of diseases caused by pathogenic microorganisms Canine distemper- caused by inhalation of airborne virus. Symptoms: early vomiting and diarrhea, later tremor-epileptic fits.

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A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson

A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson. How Sound Travels. First, sound is collected by the pinna (the visible part of the outer ear) Then, it is directed into the outer ear canal Next, sound makes the eardrum vibrate Now, the vibration causes three tiny bones in the inner ear to vibrate Hammer

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Body in Action(c) Coordination

Body in Action(c) Coordination . SQA QUESTIONS. Eye and Ear WYSK. Judgement of d_______ is more accurate using ____eyes rather than one

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Pinna

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Pinna

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The Ear

The Ear. Terminology chapter 13. Function. To hear To provide the sense of balance. Structure of the Ear. External ear Auricle (pinna) to the eardrum Directs sound waves into the ear. Structure of the Ear. Middle ear Eardrum (tympanic membrane)

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How the Ear Works

How the Ear Works. 6 th Grade Science. Parts of the Ear. The ear is divided into 3 main parts: Outer Ear Middle Ear Inner Ear. The Outer Ear*. Contains: pinna (lobe), ear canal, & ear drum. The Middle Ear*. Contains 3 bones: hammer, anvil, & stirrup. The Inner Ear*.

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Senses

Senses. Hearing. Structures of the EAR . Outer Ear Pinna External auditory canal Tympanic membrane (ear drum) Middle Ear Malleus (hammer) Incus (anvil) Stapes (stirrup) Inner Ear Cochlea Semicircular canals (labyrinth). Ear and Hearing.

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Vertigo Evaluation – Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Options

Vertigo refers to a sense of rotation, rocking or a sensation of whirling and loss of balance. Contact The Audiology Clinic today and schedule a consultation with our experienced and certified audiologist, Dr. Deepak Kumar, to find out more about the treatment options for Vertigo.

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