Question

this exam is closed - book. before starting, make sure you have studied all of the questions on your previous a&p quizzes. question 13 2 pts an ear hematoma associated with otitis externa is most often found on the eardrum. on the underside of the pinna. in the middle ear. in the external auditory canal.

Explanation:

Otitis externa is an inflammation of the external ear. Ear hematomas associated with it are typically located in the external auditory canal due to trauma or infection in the outer - ear area. The eardrum is part of the middle - ear boundary, the underside of the pinna is not a common site for such hematomas, and the middle ear is not directly related to otitis externa in terms of where this hematoma is found.

Answer:

D. in the external auditory canal