7. Which structure would be affected if a patient had an inner ear infection? 1 Auricle 2 Cochlea 3 Ossicles 4 Tympanic membrane

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Which structure would be affected if a patient had an inner ear infection?
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Auricle
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Cochlea
3
Ossicles
4
Tympanic membrane

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Cochlea! It’s the inner part of your ear

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