| A | B |
|---|
| labyrinth/itis | inflammation of the labyrinth (in the inner ear) |
| mastoid/itis | inflammation of the mastoid bone (and cells) |
| ot/o/myc/osis | abnormal condition of fungus in the ear |
| tympan/itis | inflammation of the middle ear |
| ot/o/mastoid/itis | inflammation of the ear and the mastoid bone |
| ot/algia | pain in the ear |
| myring/itis | inflammation of the tympanic membrane |
| ot/o/sclerosis | hardening of the ear (stapes) (caused by irregular bone development) |
| ot/o/py/orrhea | discharge of pus from the ear |
| mastoid/ectomy | excision of the mastoid bone |
| myring/otomy | incision of the tympanic membrane |
| labyrinth/ectomy | excision of the labyrinth |
| mastoid/otomy | incision of the mastoid bone |
| tympan/o/plasty | surgical repair of the eardrum |
| myring/o/plasty | surgical repair of the tympanic membrane |
| ot/o/scope | instrument used for the visual examination of the ear |
| audi/o/metry | measurement of hearing |
| audi/o/gram | (graphic) record of hearing |
| ot/o/scopy | visual examination of the ear |
| audi/o/meter | instrument used to measure hearing |
| tympan/o/metry | measurement (of movement) of the tympanic membrane |
| acou/meter | instrument used to measure (acuteness of) hearing |
| tympan/o/meter | instrument used to measure middle ear (function) |
| ot/ology | study of the ear |
| audi/ologist | one who is skilled in and specializes in audiology |
| ot/o/rhin/o/laryng/ologist | physician who studies and treats diseases of the ear, nose and throat |
| audi/ology | study of hearing |
| ot/ologist | physician who studies and treats diseases of the ear |
| aur/al | pertaining to the ear |
