The sequence of ear ossicles from outside to inside is

Question

The sequence of ear ossicles from outside to inside is (A) malleus → incus → stapes (B) incus → stapes → malleus (C) stapes → incus → malleus (D) malleus → stapes → incus

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Malleus is the outermost, hammer ossicle and is attached to the inner surface of membrane.
The middle ear ossicle i.e., incus is the anvil and attached to stapes by a ball and socket joint.
Stapes is the inner most ossicle, articulates with malleus by a synovial joint.

Q. The sequence of ear ossicles from outside to inside is

malleus $\to$ incus $\to$ stapes

incus $\to$ stapes $\to$ malleus

stapes $\to$ incus $\to$ malleus

malleus $\to$ stapes $\to$ incus

Malleus is the outermost, hammer ossicle and is attached to the inner surface of membrane.
The middle ear ossicle i.e., incus is the anvil and attached to stapes by a ball and socket joint.
Stapes is the inner most ossicle, articulates with malleus by a synovial joint.

Q. The sequence of ear ossicles from outside to inside is

malleus → incus → stapes

incus → stapes → malleus

stapes → incus → malleus

malleus → stapes → incus

Malleus is the outermost, hammer ossicle and is attached to the inner surface of membrane. The middle ear ossicle i.e., incus is the anvil and attached to stapes by a ball and socket joint. Stapes is the inner most ossicle, articulates with malleus by a synovial joint.

malleus $\to$ incus $\to$ stapes

incus $\to$ stapes $\to$ malleus

stapes $\to$ incus $\to$ malleus

malleus $\to$ stapes $\to$ incus

Malleus is the outermost, hammer ossicle and is attached to the inner surface of membrane.
The middle ear ossicle i.e., incus is the anvil and attached to stapes by a ball and socket joint.
Stapes is the inner most ossicle, articulates with malleus by a synovial joint.