their uses.
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Pt
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Position of
Data
above shoulder
if
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to
ensure depth
light Disadvantage
one is preference
by both you
can get Same
findings
straight Vs curved
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Disposable
Metalic couldbe
sterilized used
again
Uses
See anymisting
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Biopsy of
class Tonsil tf IS Tonsil
This
does not indicate Absolute Mechanical
postnasal space
in Post Rhinoscopy
nasopharynx
anaesthesia
Loca
to Preventgagreflex
insert
warm a
mirror Preventfog
Ask.pt to breath
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release
your hand
it remains
opened
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is never used
1
Submucous resection
Uses
2 Nasal packing
the nose
Turbinectomy is a procedure in
which some or all of the turbinate
bones in the nasal passage are
removed, generally to relieve nasal
obstruction.
Single
boxjoint
Uses
5
Removal of fish bone in the throat be removed by
maydislodge deep
Crocodile forceps
Crocodile Forceps
Uses
Removal of wax
B Ippp most
common used Pack
Bismuth
n n
Cather
Aural Speculum
nasal cautary
Siegle Speculum
Siegle Speculum
air
Fistula test is a test done to detect a fistula in the bony labyrinthine wall of the inner ear.
Principle: Pressure changes in the external auditory canal are transmitted to the labyrinth via the fistula which produces nystagmus.
In Fistula test, pressure changes in the external canal are brought by applying intermittent pressure on the tragus or by Siegel's speculum. In a normal person, the test is negative
because the pressure changes cannot be transmitted into the labyrinth (when there is no fistula).
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Laryngeal Mirror
EsLocal anaesthesia
sterilization
hotting mirror
catch tongue
in gauze
ask.pt to
breath from
his mouth
Laryngoscopy
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Indirect Direct
using mirror
If
Rigid Laryngoschy fiber optic
If flexible
F
x a
µ Laryngoscope
Direct rigid laryngo.
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outer Tube
inner tube