A) No B) Only if treated early C) Yes D) Yes, through massage
A) Collection of fluid under the perichondrium B) Growth of a benign tumor C) Excessive earwax production D) Infection of the ear canal
A) Perichondrium B) The concha C) The helix D) Subcutaneous fat
A) It becomes too cold B) It is separated from the perichondrium C) It is exposed to the air D) It loses connection to the bloodstream
A) Running and cycling B) Wrestling and boxing C) Golf and bowling D) Swimming and tennis
A) Tense, fluctuant, and tender B) Fluid-less and numb C) Itchy and scaly D) Hard, dry, and painless
A) Via an MRI scan B) Clinically C) Through blood tests D) Using a biopsy
A) Yotsuyanagi et al. B) Smith and Jones C) The Olympic Medical Board D) The World Health Organization
A) Genetic mutation B) Blunt trauma C) Viral infection D) Exposure to high pressure
A) Eardrum B) Ear canal C) Middle ear bone D) Tragus
A) Thick and highly elastic B) Rich in adipose tissue C) Extremely thin with virtually no subcutaneous fat D) Attached only to the outer epidermis
A) A common type of bacterial infection B) A rare rheumatologic disorder C) A type of ear cancer D) An allergic reaction to metal
A) Hair follicles B) Fingernails C) Nose D) Tongue
A) It is painless B) It is often associated with more remarkable injuries C) It only happens in children D) It resolves on its own within hours
A) The blood vessels B) The middle ear bone C) The ear canal D) The overlying skin |