Placing fingers directly anterior to the external acoustic meatus enables palpation of the head of the mandible at the tempomandibular joint.

Name: Placing fingers directly anterior to the external acoustic meatus enables palpation of the head of the mandible at the tempomandibular joint.
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Placing fingers anterior to the external acoustic meatus allows you to feel the head of the mandible as it moves at the temporomandibular joint when the mouth opens and closes.

Placing Fingers Directly Anterior to the External Acoustic Meatus Enables