11.2 Audition Flashcards

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1
Q

sound waves enter the outer ear through the 2. ______ to the 3. _____ to the 4. _____ to the 5. ______

A
  1. hearing
  2. auditory canal
  3. middle ear
  4. cochela
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2
Q

what are the three parts of the inner ear?

A

the hammer, anvil, and stimp

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3
Q

part of the inner ear

A

cochela

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4
Q

what is vibrated by incoming vibrations?

A

cochlea membrane

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5
Q

what fills the ear? and what does it do?

A
  1. fluids

2. it causes ripples in the basilar membrane

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6
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what is bending the hair-lining surface?

A

basilar membrane

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7
Q

the hair movement triggers what?

A

triggers adjacent nerve cells

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8
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axons go to the 1. ______ _____ to send 2. _______ messages to the 3. ________

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  1. auditory nerve
  2. neural
  3. thalamus
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9
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from the thalamus, where do the neural messages go to?

A

it goes to the auditory cortex in the temporal lobe

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10
Q

what does the placement of our two ears allow us to do?

A

it allows us to interpret sound in a 3D world

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11
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hairs are only attuned to 1. _______ ________. which helps us determine what?

A
  1. certain frequencies

2. loudness

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12
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pitch (1._________) can be determined by 2. _________ and 3. __________

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  1. high or low
  2. place theory
  3. frequency theory
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13
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only certain hair cells activate

A

place theory

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14
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neurons firing to match the frequency of the vibrations which is interpreted by the brain at the same rate, varying pitch

A

frequency theory

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15
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determines loudness

A

ampiltude

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16
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frequency determines?

A

pitch

17
Q

measures sounds with 0 being the absolute threshold and 10-fold increase every 10

A

decibles

18
Q

we have _________ hair-receptor cells

A

16,000

19
Q

we experience damage to our hair-receptor cells after prolonged exposure to?

A

85 decibles+