Diagnosis Guides

Familiarize yourself with the features of an eardrum and middle ear

WiscMed has created an acute otitis media (AOM) guide that may be used for the... READ MORE »

It can be difficult to distinguish between a normal ear and an ear with otitis... READ MORE »

There are a number of ear conditions that are commonly found in clinic. This article... READ MORE »

There are three small bones (ossicles) that transfer the movement of the tympanic membrane (ear... READ MORE »

A 25 year old medical student is on her internal medicine rotation. She has questions... READ MORE »

Understanding the quadrants of the tympanic membrane (TM, ear drum) is useful to know where... READ MORE »

One of the most common reasons for a pediatric visit to urgent care or the... READ MORE »

Acute Otitis Media (AOM) develops over time. Medical history typically includes a prodrome of viral... READ MORE »

A challenging problem during an ear exam is differentiating between a 1) normal ear, 2)... READ MORE »

Clinicians should diagnose acute otitis media (AOM) in children who present with moderate to severe... READ MORE »

Clinical Case: A young toddler with fever and fussiness presents to the urgent care. History... READ MORE »

There are a number of choices available for digital otoscopes. We have previously reviewed 5... READ MORE »

In this article we discuss how an accurate ear exam made a critical difference in... READ MORE »

The video below provides tips for a successful ear exam using the Wispr digital otoscope.... READ MORE »

This article explains the WiscMed team's thoughts on pneumatic otoscopy in primary care and why... READ MORE »

We used our creativity to be able to share an actual demonstration of the Wispr... READ MORE »

Normal Ear Anatomy The human ear is an example of nature’s amazing bioengineering. It translates... READ MORE »

Now you can add physical distance to your ear exams even while wearing a face... READ MORE »

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