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Chapter 14

Ear and Mastoid process

TermDefinition
Exostosis (oste/o=bone, osis=abnormal growth) Bony growth usually due to chronic irritation
Otitis externa (ot/o=ear) inflammation of the pinna/auricle
Perichondritis, auricular inflammation of the perichondrium of the external ear, may also be referred to as cauliflower ear
Ankylosis of the ear ossicles Abnormal condition of stiffening of the tiny bones of the ear (ankyl/o=stiff)
Eustachian salpingitis inflammation of the eustachian tube
Myringitis (myring/o=eardrum) inflammation of the eardrum
Otitis media inflammation of the middle ear
Tympanosclerosis (tympan/o=eardrum, sclerosis=abnormal condition of hardening) abnormal hardening of eardrum
labyrinthitis (labyrinth/o=inner ear) inflammation of the inner ear
Meniere 's disease Chronic condition of the inner ear characterized by vertigo, hearing loss, and tinnitus.
otosclerosis abnormal condition of hardening of the inner ear
Diplacusis (dipl/o= double, acusis=hearing) Hearing disorder characterized by the perception of a single sound being two
Hyperacusis (hyper=above, excessive) Hearing that is above normal.
Otalgia (-algia=pain) pain in the ear. An earache
Otorrhagia A rapid discharge of blood from one or both ears
otorrhea A discharge from the ears . if the discharge is purulent (pus filled), it is termed otopyorrhea
Ototoxic hearing loss (tox/o=poison) Hearing loss that is drug-induced
Created by: shrea Caldwell
 

 



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