How to examine the ear with an otoscope | BMJ Learning

Otoscopy (Ear Examination) - ENT

Ear Examination - Using an Otoscope - Ear Anatomy - Clinical Skills - Dr Gill

Understanding Ear Infections

It’s fairly easy to identify an infected ear piercing. Symptoms may include: yellow, pus-like discharge swelling redness ongoing pain or tenderness itching and burning Usually, a minor infection of an ear piercing can be treated successfully at home. But if any of the following symptoms occur, seek medical attention. Follow these steps to take care of a minor piercing infection: Wash your hands before touching or cleaning your piercing. Clean around the piercing with a saltwater rinse three time

The Basics: Pneumatic Otoscope

Nose exploration with otoscope

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