The document discusses the eye and ear from a clinical perspective. It addresses the external eye muscles, what can go wrong with the left eye involving the trochlear nerve, and how cotton buds should not be put in the ear. It also mentions the tympanic membrane, identifying the malleus bone and discussing light reflexes in the cone of the ear.

1. The Eye and Ear Clinical Perspective Nick Harvey MemorableMedicine.com

2. The ‘obvious’ eye things

3. The external eye muscles

4. What is she doing wrong?!

5. The Ear

6. The tympanic membrane (TM)

9. What is damaged in the left eye? A: trochlear B: oculomotor C: superior rectus D: lateral rectus A: trochlear

10. What’s the smallest thing you should put in your ear? A: little finger B: elbow C: cotton bud D: tongue B: elbow

11. What is damaged here? A: medial rectus B: trochlear nerve C: oculomotor nerve D: lateral rectus C: oculomotor nerve

12. What is the main bone can you see in contact with the TM? A: malleus B: stapes C: mastoid D: incus And which one?! A: malleus

13. Light reflex cone Tympanic membrane (right) Handle of malleus Incus Stapes Umbo Flaccid part Tense part