Button battery - Requires emergent removal (in consultation with ENT)
Insect - Kill with mineral oil, EtOH, diluted hydrogen peroxide, or 2% lidocaine prior to removal
Penetrating FB's - Have a low threshold for ENT consult
Irrigation
Contraindicated if suspected TM perforation, tympanostomy tubes, button battery, or vegetable parts (swells)
Body temperature sterile water or normal saline to avoid inducing nystagmus
Attach 14 or 16 ga IV catheter to 20-60 mL syringe
Can also utilize an infant nasogastric tube instead of an IV catheter, place tip of catheter next to TM, connect syringe and irrigate
Alligator forceps
Right angle tool / day hook
Scoop with curette (lighted curette helpful)
Schuknecht extractor (attaches to wall suction)
Dermabond on a swab stick
Allow glue to become tacky before inserting into canal
May use disposable<unk>  speculum to shield canal so do not accidentally glue stick to<unk>  canal
Contraindicated if suspected TM perforation, tympanostomy tubes, button battery, or vegetable parts (swells)
Body temperature sterile water or normal saline to avoid inducing nystagmus
Attach 14 or 16 ga IV catheter to 20-60 mL syringe
Can also utilize an infant nasogastric tube instead of an IV catheter, place tip of catheter next to TM, connect syringe and irrigate
Allow glue to become tacky before inserting into canal
May use disposable<unk>  speculum to shield canal so do not accidentally glue stick to<unk>  canal
Ofloxacin or ciprofloxacin + dexamethasone if perforated TM or significant trauma to<unk>  canal
Ear foreign body
Auricular hematoma
Nasal foreign body
Auricular perichondritis
Nasal septal hematoma
Cholesteatoma
Nasal polyp
Contact dermatitis