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otoscope. [ 1 Åâ²tÉskÅpâ²] 2  an instrument used to examine the external ear, the eardrum, and, through the eardrum, the ossicles of the middle ear. It consists of a light, a magnifying lens, a speculum, and sometimes a device for insufflation. Otoscope.
An otoscope is inserted into the ear canal to check the health of a patient's ears. The otoscope -- also called an auriscope -- has a bright light and magnifying glass, allowing doctors to look deep inside the ears. Doctors use otoscopes to examine a patient's ear.View slideshow of images above.s part of a regular exam, the otoscope is used to check the health of the patient's ears. The examination may reveal a hidden problem which should be dealt with before it becomes worse. An otoscope is also used to examine the ears of a patient when he or she has symptoms indicating a problem with the ears.