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The tympanic membrane (ear drum) is located at the _________ of the _____. It forms the lateral wall of the ______ ____ ______.
termination, EAM, middle ear cavity
List the five descriptions of the appearance of the TM.
Smooth
Pearl Gray
Translucent
Concave (cone shaped)
Small Mass (14 milligrams)
The fact that the TM is concave and has a small mass makes it ________ to ________ and _________ to sound nature. It adds to _________ of sound and _______ of ear.
conducive, receiving, reacting, perception, function.
The superior margin of the EAM is at a ____ degree angle.
140
The ________ which is a fibrocartilaginous ring holds the ________ ______ into place.
annulus, tympanic membrane
What is a depression in the tympanic membrane that houses the annular ring?
Tympanic sulcus
The upper portion of the tympanic membrane is what?
The Notch of Rivinius
What are the the 3 layers of TM tissue?
Cutaneous (continuous with lining of EAM)
Fibrous (middle layer)
Mucous (continuous with lining of middle ear - inner most layer)
What are the two sub layers of the fibrous lining of the TM?
Radial Fibers
Circular Fibers
When superimposed, what looks like a spider web - built for resiliency and strength?
Circular Fibers
In the lateral view of the TM, the smaller, narrower part is the _____ ________ and the larger porrtion is the _____ _______.
pars flaccida, pars tensa
When looking at an ear with a light, this reflects back but it is not an anotomical part of the auditory mechanism but represents a healthy ear drum.
Cone of Light
In the left ear, you will see part of the ossicles pointing to ___ o'clock and in the right ear you will see it pointing to ___ o'clock.
11, 1
Where does the malleus attach to the tympanic membrane?
at the umbo
The tympanic cavity is an irregular space within the ______ _______ of the temporal bone.
petrous portion
What is the ceiling of the tympanic cavity?
Epitympanic recess
The epitympanic recess is largely occupied by the head of the _______ and the bulk of the ______.
malleus, incus
The side view of the the tympanic cavity measures ___ mm ant-post and ___ mm ant-post.
15, 15
From the front view, the tympanic cavity looks somewhat like an ____ ____ and measures __ mm sup, __ mm med, and __ mm inf.
hour glass, 6, 2, 4
What is one of the most dense areas of bone in the body?
The petrous portion of the temporal bone
What is the entrance to the tympanic cavity?
Aditus to Antrum
What is the thin sheet of bone at the superior margin of the middle ear?
Tegmen Tympani
The tegmen tympani separates the tympanic cavity from the _______ and the meningeal coverings of the _____.
cranium, brain
Before the opening of the tympanic membrane is the _____ ______. The protrudence behind the auricle are the ______ _______. They have a ________ look - lots of air space.
mastoid antrum, mastoid bones, spongy
What is the superior wall of the middle ear cavity?
Tegmental
What is the inferior wall of the middle ear cavity?
jugular
What is the posterior wall of the middle ear cavity?
mastoid
What is the anterior wall of the middle ear cavity?
carotid
What is the lateral wall of the middle ear cavity?
membranous
What is the medial wall of the middle ear cavity?
labrinthian
What forms an eminence in the middle ear cavity?
jugular fossa
What are the four landmarks of the medial (labyrinthian) wall?
oval window (fenestra vestibule)
round window (fenestra rotunda)
promontory
prominence of the facial nerve canal
The oval window is occupied by the _________ of the _______.
footplate, stapes
What are the 3 landmarks of the posterior (mastoid) wall?
tympanic aditus
pyramidal eminence
fossa incudis
The pyramida eminence contains the _______ ______.
stapedius muscle
What is a small evacuation in the lower back part of the epitympanic recess that accommodates the short process of the incus?
fossa incudis
Which wall of the middle ear cavity houses the auditory tube opening?
The anterior (carotid) wall
Which wall has the cochlear form process canal for the tensor tympani muscle?
The anterior (carotid) wall
Most of the lateral wall of the tympanic cavity is formed by the _________.
eardrum