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LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION: NAME THE PARTS OF THE EAR AND LIST TWO COMMON PROBLEMS OF THE EAR THE EAR.

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1 LESSON ESSENTIAL QUESTION: NAME THE PARTS OF THE EAR AND LIST TWO COMMON PROBLEMS OF THE EAR THE EAR

2 WORDS TO KNOW OUTER EAR MIDDLE EAR INNER EAR EAR DRUM EUSTACHIAN TUBE SEMICIRCULAR CANALS COCHLEA

3 PARTS OF THE EAR: OUTER EAR MIDDLE EAR INNER EAR

4 PARTS OF THE EAR EAR DRUM EUSTACHIAN TUBE SEMICIRCULAR CANALS COCHLEA

5 PARTS OF THE EAR HAMMER ANVIL STIRRUP

6 CONDITIONS OF THE EAR INFECTIONS: FLUID BUILDUP IN EUSTACHIAN TUBE DEAFNESS: LOSS OF HEARING CAUSES- INFECTIONS NERVE DAMAGE BIRTH DEFECTS DISEASES

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