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MIDDLE EAR AKA TYMPANIC CAVITY INNER EAR THIS CHAMBER OF THE EAR DEALS WITH SOUND WAVES AND EQUILIBRIUM TYMPANIC MEMBRANE SEPERATES THE EXTERNAL EAR FROM THE MIDDLE EAR AND TRANSMITS SOUND VIBRATIONS TO THE INTERNAL EAR VIA THE AUDITORY OSSICLES EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL WHICH PART OF THE EAR SECRETES CERUMEN? MIDDLE EAR AIR FILLED CHAMBER LOCATED WITHIN THE TEMPORAL LOBE. EUSTACHIAN TUBE AKA AUDITORY CANAL TYMPANIC MEMBRANE AKA THE EARDRUM COCHLEA RESEMBLES A SNAILS SHELL AND CONTAINS THE ORGAN OF CORTI VESTIBULE CONTAINS RECEPTORS THAT RESPOND TO GRAVITY AURICLE EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL TYMPANIC MEMBRANE THE EXTERNAL EAR IS COMPOSED OF WHAT STRUCTURES? SEMICIRCULAR CANAL VESTIBULE COCHLEA THE INNER EAR CONTAINS THREE SUBDIVISIONS CALLED? OTOSCOPY WHAT IS THE INITIAL EXAM OF THE EAR, PERFORMED BEFORE ANY OTHER TESTING? ROMBERG PAST POINT WHAT TESTS ARE USED FOR PATIENTS COMPLAINING OF DIZZINESS OR DISEQUILIBRIUM? ROMBERG TEST THIS TEST MEASURES THE PATIENTS ABILITY TO PERFORM SPECIFIC TASKS WITH EYES OPEN AND THEN WITH EYES CLOSED PAST POINT THIS TEST MEASURES THE PATIENTS ABILITY OR INABILITY TO PLACE A FINGER ACCURATELY ON A SELECTED POINT ON THE BODY. AUDIOMETRY TEST OF HEARING ACUITY.