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Audiology PowerPoint 3

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Auricle   an irregularly shaped plate of elastic cartilage  
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Cerumen   ear wax, traps foreign bodies, bacteriostatic  
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Sebum   prevents the skin from drying out  
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Bacteriostatic   prevents bacteria from multiplying (in cerumen)  
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Tympanic membrane   separates external auditory meatus from the middle ear  
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3 layers of tympanic membrane   Covered on both sides by epithelium. Outer layer thin, cutaneous layer consistent with skin of the EAM. Middle layer tough, fibrous connective tissue.  
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Function of External Ear   funnels sound through the ear canal to the tympanic membrane  
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As a result of the structure, the auricle and EAM...   amplify incoming acoustic pressure and plays the role of an acoustic antenna  
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Otoscopy   visual examination of the aurical, external auditory meatus and tympanic membrane  
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Microtia   congenital deformity of the external ear, varies in severity  
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Anotia   total absence of the auricle  
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Atresia   absence of the EAM  
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Cysts   non-cancerous, closed pockets of tissue that can be filled with fluid (pus). Result of infection, clogging of sebaceous glands or around foreign bodies.  
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Keloids   benign overgrowth of scar tissue that appear at the site of a skin injury. Dense, painful and pruritic (itchy) nodules.  
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Exostosis   surfer's ear, bone under skin develops lumps that grow into the EAM  
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Carcinoma   malignant tumors, looks like peeling scabs  
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EAM fracture   may cause the EAM to collapse, perhaps due to a broken jaw  
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Tympanosclerosis   membrane thickening resulting from chronic inflammation or trauma  
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Tympanic Membrane Perforation   direct trauma. May require tympanoplasty.  
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Otitis Externa   Swimmer's ear. Inflammation of the EAM.  
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Myringitis   infectious disorder resulting in painful blisters on the surface of the tympanic membrane  
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