auriscope

noun
UK /ˈɔːrɪskəʊp/
US /ˈɔːrɪskoʊp/

A small tool a doctor uses to look inside your ear.

The doctor used an auriscope to check the little boy's ear.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An instrument with a light and lens for examining the eardrum and ear canal.

The nurse cleaned the auriscope before the ear exam.

3. A device used in otology to inspect the outer and middle ear.

Modern auriscopes often include a camera to record images.

4. Any instrument designed for visual inspection of the ear.

He packed an auriscope in his medical bag for house calls.