A teller is someone who works for a bank and is responsible for accurately processing routine bank transactions at a bank. These transactions include cashing cheques, depositing money, and collecting loan payments.
URL of this page: //medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003045.htm. Earlobe creases are lines in the surface of earlobe of a child or young adult. The surface is otherwise smooth. The earlobes of children and young adults are normally smooth. Creases are sometimes linked with conditions that are passed down through families. Other genetic factors, such as race and earlobe shape, may also determine who develops earlobe creasing and when it occurs. Note: It is not uncommon to have one small abnormality in facial features, such as an earlobe crease. Most often this does not indicate a serious medical condition.
When the ear is the source of the pain (primary otalgia), the ear examination is usually abnormal. When the ear is not the source of the pain (secondary otalgia), the ear examination is typically normal. The cause of primary otalgia is usually apparent on examination; the most common causes are otitis media and otitis externa. The cause of secondary otalgia is often difficult to determine because the innervation of the ear is complex and there are many potential sources of referred pain.