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36 Cards in this Set

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Waves

- Alternating compressed and rarified air

Frequency

- Number of cycles per second


- Humans detect sound between 20-20,000 Hz

Pitch

- Higher Freq = Higher Pitch

Loudness

- Higher Amplitude = Higher Loud

Outer Ear

- pinna to tympanic membrane

Tympanic Membrane

- membrane between outer and middle ear

Malleus (hammer)

- ossicle


- attached to tympanic membrane and incus

Incus (anvil)

- ossicle


- attached to malleus and stapes

stapes

- ossicle


- attached to incus and oval window

Cochlea

- contains apparatus for transforming physical motion of oval membrane into neuronal response


- spiral hollow tube


- oval & round window


- 3 fluid filled chambers

Oval Window

- membrane between middle and inner ear


- on cochlea

Round Window

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Scala Vestibuli

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Scala Media

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Scala Tympani

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Auditory Receptor Cells

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Basilar Membrane

- seperates scala T and scala P


- Organ of Corti sits on it

Base vs. Apex Sound Frequency Response

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Organ of Corti

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Stereocilia

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TRPA1

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Hair Cell Transduction

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Inner Hair Cells

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Outer Hair Cells

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Spiral Ganglion

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Auditory Pathway

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pons

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inferior colliculus

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MGN

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Auditory Cortex

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Tonotopic Map

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Ganglion Cells

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Phase Locking

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Horizontal Plane Sound Localization

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Vertical Plane Sound Localization

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Cortical Neurons

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