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29 Cards in this Set

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auricle/pinna
ear lobe-directional sensitivity
typmanic membrane
"eardrum"
typmanic cavity
middle ear
ceruminous gland
secretes eardrum
malleus
"hammer"
what is the anatomy of the ear?
external ear-collection
middle- amplification
inner-detection and balance
external auditory canal
canal that collects sound contains ceruminous glands
tensor tympani
stiffens the tympanic membrane
stapedius
reduces movement of stapes at oval window
semicircular canals
inner ear structure that contains auditory receptors (snail)
amplitude
loudness of sound measured in decibels
frequency
pitch of sound measures in hertz
high note=high hertz
6 basic steps of hearing process
1. sound waves activate the tympanic membrane (eardrum)
2. sound amplified by auditory ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes)
3.vibration of air are transfered to vibrations of liquid at oval window
4. basilar membrane moves
5.hair cells move against tectorial membrane
6. cranial nerve V111 is activated
5 major steps in the auditory pathway for the ear to the cortex
1. cranial nerve v111 synapses on cochlear nucleus in the medulla
2. info crosses bilaterally
3. inferior colliculus is activated for sound localization
4. medial geniculate nucleus of the thalamus is activated
5. primary auditory cortex in the temporal lobe is activated
utricle
responds to tilting and horizontal movement (car)
incus
"anvil"
stapes
stirrup
Eustachian tube
canal that equalizes pressure in middle ear
vestibule
inner ear structure for equilibrium and linear movement
cochlea
inner ear structure ("SNAIL") that contains auditory receptors
organ of CORTI (of the cochlea)
structure in scala media that contains auditory receptors
basilar membrane
organ of corti rests on this membrane
tectorial membrane
membrane that forms the "roof" over the organ of Corti
saccule
membranous labyrinth of vestibule
-responds to vertical movement (elevator)
oval window
membrane attached to stirrup, transfers sound vibration from middle ear to inner ear
cerumen
ear wax
hair cells
auditory receptors
otosclerosis
abnormal growth of the middle ear bones
round window
cochlear membrane that sound vibration "exit"