Need to the point answer but please a quick one. No explanation. Just all blanks please.  Tympanic membrane develops from ___________, _____, & ________. Outer region of tympanic membrane is innervated by part of _____ & _____. Syringing the ear may result in ____________- & _______________. Malleus and incus originates from ___________ & stapedius from __________. Tensor tympani originates from _________ and is innervated by ________. Stapedium originates from _____________ and is innervated by ___________. Just these. Please be quick.

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