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auriscope
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auriscope /au·ri·scope/ (aw´rĭ-skōp) otoscope.
au·ri·scope (ôr-skp)
n.
See otoscope.
otoscope [o´to-skōp]
an instrument for inspecting the ear.
auriscope
otoscope; an instrument for examining the ear.
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