A score of 73% is required to
pass the Ear Instrument Test. Once you have passed the test
you may print a certification with your name and test score to take to
your supervisor.
Remove bone from the posterior superior
canal wall to aid in visualization,
Palpate the stapes to verify it is fixed,
Measure the distance between the footplate and the undersurface of the
incus.
Create a pothole in the footplate,
Disarticulate the incus from the stapes,
Cut the stapedial tendon,
Gently push the stapes superior structure up, then
quickly push it down,
Remove the superior structure,
Enlarge the hole using a pick.
Bone
Currette, Large
Straight Needle, Measuring Rod, Thin Straight Needle, Tabb Knife, Alligator Forceps, Large
Straight Needle, Balluchi Scissors, 45 deg short pick.
Bone
Currette, Large
Straight Needle, Measuring Rod, Tabb Knife, Thin Straight Needle, Balluchi Scissors, Large
Straight Needle, Alligator Forceps, 45 deg short pick.
Bone
Currette, Large
Straight Needle, Measuring Rod, Thin Straight Needle, Tabb Knife, Balluchi Scissors, Large
Straight Needle, Alligator Forceps, 90 deg long pick.
Bone
Currette, Large
Straight Needle, Measuring Rod, Balluchi Scissors, Thin Straight Needle, Tabb Knife, Large
Straight Needle, Alligator Forceps, 90 deg long pick.
Bone Currette,
Large Straight Needle, Measuring Rod, Thin Straight Needle, Tabb
Knife, Balluchi Scissors, Large Straight Needle, Alligator Forceps, 45 deg
short pick.
12P.
The scissors on the right are
used to :
Cut the ear canal
skin.
Cut the
temporalis fascia.
Cut the stapedial
tendon.
Extend the
post-auricular skin incision.
13PThe stapes prosthesis is
grasped using :
A smooth
alligator forceps.
A
serrated alligator forceps.
A cup
forceps.
An Adson
forceps.
14P The burr shown on the right is
a :
A cutting burr with flutes.
A fine diamond burr.
A course diamond burr.
A cutting burr with sharp fins.
15P The most important thing to
remember about the application of a mastoid dressing is :
Be sure to place
a cotton ball in the external auditory canal.
Tie the dressing
together, do not use tape.
Do not apply
too tight.
Place at least
six fluffs over the auricle.
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