This chapter discusses otorhinolaryngology. Hearing tests are mandatory for the newborns in certain countries. As development of natural speech is all but over by the age of 3–5 years, the earlier an auditory disease is diagnosed, the better are the chances of helping a child to overcome hearing handicap and have a natural speech. At 7–18 months, various distraction tests are performed. The child may be distracted from behind by various sounds. At 18–30 months, the child’s cooperation is sought. The child is given simple tasks to perform in response to certain sounds. Living foreign bodies are killed by borospirit drops and then syringed out. Nonliving foreign bodies are removed with wax hook. Forceps should never be used for removal as they push the foreign body dangerously further in. Impacted hygroscopic foreign bodies may be removed after using glycerin drops, which would shrink the foreign body.