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Otoscopic Exam

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Otoscopic Exam

Do you remember the process for the ear exam?

There will be some questions about that

start

Ready?

1/8

What is the first step in examining the ear?

Obtain the patient's consent

Palpate the mastoid process

Evaluate hearing

- correct -

Obtain the patient's consent

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2/8

How do you choose the right speculum size for an ear examination?

Select the largest possible speculum that fits snugly into the outer third of the ear canal

Select the smallest possible speculum for adults

Select a speculum that fits loosely in the ear canal

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Select the largest possible speculum that fits snugly into the outer third of the ear canal

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3/8

Which part of the ear should you examine first without using the otoscope?

The middle ear

The eardrum

The external ear

- CORRECT -

The external ear

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4/8

How should you insert the otoscope into the ear canal?

Quickly and forcefully

1 to 2 centimeters

3 to 4 centimeters

- CORRECT -

1 to 2 centimeters

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5/8

How should you angle the otoscope when examining the ear?

Towards the person's nose

Towards the person's chin

Towards the person's forehead

- CORRECT -

Towards the person's nose

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6/8

How should you remove the otoscope from the ear?

Gently take the speculum and scope out of the ear canal and outer ear

Twist the otoscope while removing it

Quickly and forcefully

- CORRECT -

Gently take the speculum and scope out of the ear canal and outer ear

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7/8

What is an abnormality that may signal a problem in the ear canal or eardrum?

Yellowish brown earwax in the ear canal

Visible hole(s) or whitish scars on the surface of the eardrum

Swelling or tenderness in the ear canal

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Visible hole(s) or whitish scars on the surface of the eardrum

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8/8

What should you do if the patient expresses pain or discomfort during the ear examination?

Stop the examination immediately

Apply pressure to the otoscope

Ram the speculum further into the ear canal

- CORRECT -

Stop the examination immediately

next

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