What does an ear, nose and throat doctor look at?
Dr. Veronique Perrin, a made-up host, answers this for kids on a sample page for ENT practices.
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Hi, I'm Dr. Perrin. I'm an ENT physician.
What does an ear, nose and throat doctor look at?
An ear, nose and throat doctor checks your ears, nose, mouth, throat and neck. These parts connect to each other.
Holding your head still helps when the doctor looks in your ears. They use a small light with a cone on the end. For your throat, you open wide and say ah. A flat stick may hold your tongue down. Sometimes the doctor uses a tiny camera on a thin tube to see farther in.
At the end, the doctor tells you and your grown-up what they found.
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