Otoscopic Exam
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Created on May 8, 2023
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Transcript
Do you remember the process for the ear exam?
Otoscopic Exam
Ready?
There will be some questions about that
start
What is the first step in examining the ear?
A
C
B
Obtain the patient's consent
Palpate the mastoid process
Evaluate hearing
1/8
Obtain the patient's consent
- correct -
next
How do you choose the right speculum size for an ear examination?
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C
B
Select the smallest possible speculum for adults
Select a speculum that fits loosely in the ear canal
Select the largest possible speculum that fits snugly into the outer third of the ear canal
2/8
Select the largest possible speculum that fits snugly into the outer third of the ear canal
- CORRECT -
next
Which part of the ear should you examine first without using the otoscope?
A
C
B
The middle ear
The eardrum
The external ear
3/8
The external ear
- CORRECT -
next
How should you insert the otoscope into the ear canal?
A
C
B
Quickly and forcefully
1 to 2 centimeters
3 to 4 centimeters
4/8
1 to 2 centimeters
- CORRECT -
next
How should you angle the otoscope when examining the ear?
A
C
B
Towards the person's nose
Towards the person's chin
Towards the person's forehead
5/8
Towards the person's nose
- CORRECT -
next
How should you remove the otoscope from the ear?
A
C
B
Gently take the speculum and scope out of the ear canal and outer ear
Twist the otoscope while removing it
Quickly and forcefully
6/8
Gently take the speculum and scope out of the ear canal and outer ear
- CORRECT -
next
What is an abnormality that may signal a problem in the ear canal or eardrum?
A
C
B
Visible hole(s) or whitish scars on the surface of the eardrum
Swelling or tenderness in the ear canal
Yellowish brown earwax in the ear canal
7/8
Visible hole(s) or whitish scars on the surface of the eardrum
- CORRECT -
next
What should you do if the patient expresses pain or discomfort during the ear examination?
A
C
B
Stop the examination immediately
Apply pressure to the otoscope
Ram the speculum further into the ear canal
8/8
Stop the examination immediately
- CORRECT -
next
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