MIDDLE EAR ANATOMY EXPLAINED #SHORTS

We can also use other tools to remove hard ear wax, foreign bodies, peeling dead skin or for ear infection removal.

All the ear wax cleaning videos you see on our channel are carried out by our ear wax specialists Mr Rhys Barber and Mr Taylor Green.

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Ear wax plays a vital role in ear health. It helps to prevent ear infection and helps with ear cleaning by picking up any dirt or debris that accumulates in the ear canal. Normally this ear wax would fall out of the ear taking any dirt or debris with it.

How to remove ear wax?

Many people use q-tips/cotton buds for ear wax removal at home this is one of the worst things you can put into the ear as this can lead to an increased ear wax buildup or in extreme cases impacted ear wax. The best way to remove ear wax is to let your ears clean themselves and not to put anything smaller than your elbow in your ears!

How do I know if I have an earwax blockage?

If you experience a change in your hearing, discomfort in the ear or jaw or a feeling of fullness in the ear canal you may have an ear wax blockage. Our advice is to speak to your Doctor or local Audiologist who can take a look in your ears and assess whether ear cleaning is needed.

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[captkleppto]

Nice try everyone trying to answer. The official name of the bones are “The Three Stooges”. 🤥 👈🏻😂

[sarahprice]

My anthropology professor has explained the extent of the specialization possible in his field by telling us how a classmate has dedicated his life to the study of the inner ear... of Neanderthals.

Very nice video!

[jwgypsygirl]

Auditory ossicles. I just discovered your “shorts” and I love this new addition.

[lindabriggs]

Goodness, I had to wake up my brain on that. Anatomy was over 40 years ago for me but I think they're called collectively; ossicles. Love these shorts they fire up my brain cell. Thank you Rhys!!

[donnawoodman]

I can easily see the deep valley in front of the ear drum, I imagine it is full of ear wax waiting for you and your suction tube to show up!

[jacquelynl.helton]

I really am enjoying these mini lesson. Keep it up. Thank you!

[heatherjones]

Auditory ossicles. Love these shorts. I’m learning a ton.

[jennlevy]

My grandmother once told me, many years ago, that she was "part plastic." It seems there was a problem with her stapes on both sides, and they were surgically replaced with plastic. I don't know if this is done any more, but it worked well for her.

[jm]

The three auditory ossicles, this is about the only thing I remember from University. 😂😂

[marycarr]

Love these shorts! Learn something new all the time.

[andsunny]

Works perfectly for our homeschool biology class!!! Thank you!!

[Helenahandbasket]

I am loving the shorts. We get daily videos, and I am loving learning about the ear and not just watching the extractions. Y'all are so great!

[Pocket-Watch]

Still learning about the ear from you, so have no answer. I am enjoying this series, thanks

[gailsawicki]

😲 oh man I just don't Good one Mr Barber!!!

[valevale]

“Catena degli ossicini”...in Italian (...the “tiny bones chain”).

[sandrawheeler]

Loving these short info videos. Learning a lot. Thank you xxx

[amandala]

Middle ear bones lol. Without looking it up, I honestly don't know.
These short videos are awesome and I actually learn quite a bit. TYSM Rhys!!! 👍

[ScottWorthington]

Great, Rhys. I like this kind of education. 👍👍

[jennyl]

I’m taking notes!! I just had a flashback to my college days!!

[omidesmaelie]

Its called temporal bone and the space called tympanic cavity