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contains: PINNA, AUDITORY CANAL

OUTER EAR

contains: EARDRUM, HAMMER, ANVIL, STIRRUP

MIDDLE EAR

contains: COCHLEA, SEMICIRCULAR CANALS, AUDITORY NERVE

INNER EAR

sound waves enter the pinna

Gathers sound; the visible part of the ear

PINNA

PINNA

sound goes through this to the eardrum

OUTER EAR CANAL

OUTER EAR CANAL


AKA: AUDITORY CANAL

a taut, circular piece of skin at the end of the outer ear canal, sound makes it vibrate

EARDRUM

EARDRUM

first tiny bone after the eardrum; passes on the vibrations

HAMMER 
AKA: MALLEUS

HAMMER


AKA: MALLEUS

second tiny bone after eardrum; passes on the vibrations

ANVIL 
AKA: INCUS

ANVIL


AKA: INCUS

third tiny bone after the eardrum; passes on the vibrations to the cilia inside the cochlea; TINIEST bone in human body

STIRRUP;
 AKA STAPES

STIRRUP;


AKA STAPES

the three tiny bones of the ear

(actual size)

vibrations from the 3 tiny bones transfer to the

COCHLEA 

COCHLEA

the cochlea contains sensitive hair cells called

CILIA

CILIA

the cilia trigger the generation of signals that are sent to the brain via_____

AUDITORY NERVES

AUDITORY NERVES

connects the middle ear to the nose; equalizes pressure between ear and outside air

EUSTACHIAN TUBE

EUSTACHIAN TUBE

fluid filled structure that detect movement and function as balance organs

SEMICIRCULAR
CANALS

SEMICIRCULAR


CANALS