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What is a rhinoscope?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

A medical instrument for looking up the nasal cavity.

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What is the medical term meaning instrument for visual inspection of the nose?

Rhinoscope


What part of a body do the doctor use for rhinoscope examine?

The doctor will use a rhinoscope to examine the inside of a person's nose and nasal passages. This procedure allows them to visually inspect the nasal cavity for any abnormalities or conditions affecting the nose.


Which medical instrument is used to examine nasal passages?

Doctors use the otoscope to look in the nose; though technically, it is for the ear. But it is a handy device and they use if for ears, nose and throat.


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