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ears

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A good mnemonic device for remembering the ear’s ossicles is “If you don’t listen, you will   show
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show gustation  
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show stapes  
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The structure of the inner ear responsible for hearing.   show
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show cerumen  
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The eardrum.   show
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show pinna  
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show malleus  
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The middle ear is connected to the nasopharynx via this.   show
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The inner ear.   show
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The ossicular anvil.   show
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show auricle  
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show semicircular canals  
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An ear, nose, and throat practitioner.   show
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Smelling.   show
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An S-shaped canal approximately 1 cm in length.   show
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The structure containing the round or oval window.   show
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show Hearing loss of the external canal.  
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sensorineural   show
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show A type of tuning fork.  
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show A type of tuning fork.  
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show An instrument by which the power of hearing can be gauged and recorded on a scale.  
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decibel   show
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spondee threshold   show
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discrimination   show
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show Test that measures the movement function of the tympanic membrane.  
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show An earache.  
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otorrhea   show
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show Ringing, buzzing, or roaring in the ears that only you can hear.  
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show Examination of the ear using an otoscope, an instrument that directs light into the ear and contains a magnifying lens.  
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Valsalva maneuver   show
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The unit by which sound is measured.   show
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show otorrhea  
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show spondee threshold  
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show discrimination  
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show sensorineural hearing loss  
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