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Optimizing Otoscopy Competency in Audiology Students through Supplementary Otoscopy Training
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 2013Background:Scope of practice in audiology encompasses proficiency in visual inspection of ear canal and tympanic membrane (TM) as well as otoscopy interpretation skills to determine normal versus abnormal conditions of outer and middle ear. Audiology students can develop skills in otoscopy through education and supervised training.
Wafaa A, Kaf +4 more
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Archives of disease in childhood - Education & practice edition
Performing and interpreting otoscopy is a core clinical skill for any healthcare practitioner who looks after children. However, training and experience can vary hugely, which affects the accuracy of diagnosis. This article aims to succinctly explain how to correctly perform and interpret findings of otoscopy.
Isobel Dodds +2 more
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Performing and interpreting otoscopy is a core clinical skill for any healthcare practitioner who looks after children. However, training and experience can vary hugely, which affects the accuracy of diagnosis. This article aims to succinctly explain how to correctly perform and interpret findings of otoscopy.
Isobel Dodds +2 more
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Optimizing Otoscopy Competency in Students through Supplementary Otoscopy Training
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2013Objectives:Determine the effectiveness of the otoscopy training model on clinical competency and confidence level of students in performing and interpreting otoscopy.Methods:Thirty‐two first and second year audiology graduate students and six nursing students enrolled in pediatric audiology class participated.
Caleb Masterson, Wafaa Kaf
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Smartphone Otoscopy Performed by Parents
Telemedicine and e-Health, 2019Introduction:Implementation of pediatric telemedicine has been emphasized. We examined whether parents could perform smartphone otoscopy for the diagnosis of otitis media.Materials and Methods:We included children (6-35 months) attending day care with at least one episode of acute otitis media (AOM) within 90 days of the study entry.
Ruohola Aino +5 more
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Otoscopy compared with tympanometry.
The Journal of laryngology and otology, 1983A study comparing otoscopy with tympanometry was carried out in 1702 ears in seven- and ten-year-old children. Pneumatic otoscopy in 917 ears showed an 88 per cent agreement with tympanometry. The agreement was better in ears considered normal by the otoscopist than in ears that were considered abnormal. Furthermore, the accuracy of otoscopy was better
S, Gimsing, L M, Bergholtz
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Annales françaises d'Oto-rhino-laryngologie et de Pathologie Cervico-faciale, 2014
But de la presentation Decrire la realisation inhabituelle d’une oto-endoscopie par une trompe auditive beante suite a l’exerese d’un teratome oropharynge. Materiel et methodes Nous rapportons le cas d’un enfant âge de 2 semaines, illustre de l’imagerie medicale effectuee en peroperatoire et d’une video peroperatoire.
D. Bakhos +3 more
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But de la presentation Decrire la realisation inhabituelle d’une oto-endoscopie par une trompe auditive beante suite a l’exerese d’un teratome oropharynge. Materiel et methodes Nous rapportons le cas d’un enfant âge de 2 semaines, illustre de l’imagerie medicale effectuee en peroperatoire et d’une video peroperatoire.
D. Bakhos +3 more
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Pneumatic Otoscopy in Infants and Children
Southern Medical Journal, 1982The pneumatic otoscope is indispensable in evaluating pressure within the middle ear of infants and children by measuring the tympanic membrane mobility. If the eardrum moves normally in response to positive and negative pressure, then a significant ear effusion, suppurative or nonsuppurative, is highly unlikely.
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PNEUMATIC OTOSCOPY: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1998Pneumatic otoscopy is a universally recommended method of diagnosing otitis media by detecting the presence of a middle ear effusion and hypomobility of the tympanic membrane. This review presents a synthesis of the existing research on the value of pneumatic otoscopy as a diagnostic tool.
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Paediatric otoscopy—clinical and histological correlation
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1992AbstractOtoscopy is a subjective clinical method. Its subjectivity has led physicians to verify its accuracy through correlations with findings of otomicroscopy, pneumatic otoscopy, tympanometry, and myringotomy. In the very young population, however, the interpretation of otoscopic findings becomes more difficult.
C B, Ruah +5 more
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Video Otoscopy in Exotic Companion Mammals
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2015Ear disease is a common disorder seen in exotic companion mammals, especially in ferrets, rabbits, and rats. This article describes patient preparation, equipment, and video otoscopy technique in exotic companion mammals. This noninvasive technique facilitates accurate diagnosis of diseases affecting the external ear canal or middle ear.
Vladimir, Jekl +2 more
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