Our Bodies And How We Live; An Elementary Text-Book of Physiology And Hygiene for Use in Schoools
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The ear canal should never be rudely or hastily washed out. The utmost gen- tleness in washing out the ear is all that is necessary for clean- liness. The ears should never be pulled or boxed. Even a slight blow has resulted in serious trouble.
Never use earpicks, ear spoons, the ends of pencils or penholders, pins, hairpins, toothpicks, towel corners, etc., to pick, scratch, or cleanse the ear canal. It is a foolish, needless, and dangerous practice.
Let the earwax take care of itself. The ski...n of the ear grows outward, and the extra wax and dust will be naturally carried out if let alone. Never drop sweet oil, glycerin, or other fluids into the ear with the idea that it is made cleaner by them. They often cause irritation.
Fig. 159. Bony Internal Ear of the Right Side.
Magnified ; the upper figure of the natural size.
A^ oval window ; 5, C, D^ semicircular canals ; * represents the bulgiiig part of each canal ; E, F, G, cochlea ; ff, round window.
THE SPECIAL SENSES 257 VESTIBULE WrTH OPENINGS |0F SEMICIRCULAR CANALS INCUS MALLEUS STAPES Cotton wads may be put into the ears to shield them from a cold wind, or may be worn while one is swimming or diving, to keep the water out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ear canal should never be rudely or hastily washed out. The utmost gen- tleness in washing out the ear is all that is necessary for clean- liness. The ears should never be pulled or boxed. Even a slight blow has resulted in serious trouble.
Never use earpicks, ear spoons, the ends of pencils or penholders, pins, hairpins, toothpicks, towel corners, etc., to pick, scratch, or cleanse the ear canal. It is a foolish, needless, and dangerous practice.
Let the earwax take care of itself. The ski...n of the ear grows outward, and the extra wax and dust will be naturally carried out if let alone. Never drop sweet oil, glycerin, or other fluids into the ear with the idea that it is made cleaner by them. They often cause irritation.
Fig. 159. Bony Internal Ear of the Right Side.
Magnified ; the upper figure of the natural size.
A^ oval window ; 5, C, D^ semicircular canals ; * represents the bulgiiig part of each canal ; E, F, G, cochlea ; ff, round window.
THE SPECIAL SENSES 257 VESTIBULE WrTH OPENINGS |0F SEMICIRCULAR CANALS INCUS MALLEUS STAPES Cotton wads may be put into the ears to shield them from a cold wind, or may be worn while one is swimming or diving, to keep the water out.
What to read after Our Bodies And How We Live; An Elementary Text-Book of Physiology And Hygiene for Use in Schoools?
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