Auditory System Flashcards

Lecture 5 Module 2

1
Q

Where does the outer ear end?

A

The eardrum

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2
Q

Where does the middle ear end?

A

The oval window

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3
Q

What do the hair cells in the cochlea synapse onto?

A

Spiral ganglion cells

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4
Q

What makes up the auditory nerve?

A

Bundles of spiral ganglion cells

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5
Q

What makes up the vestibulocochlear nerve?

A

The auditory nerve and the neurons from the vestibular system

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6
Q

Where do the spiral ganglion cells go?

A

Cochlear nuclei between the pons and medulla

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7
Q

Where do neurons go after the cochlear nuclei?

A

Travel bilaterally to the inferior colliculi then MGN and A1

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8
Q

Why can’t you be cortically deaf?

A

Auditory information projects bilaterally so hemispheres get info from both ears

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9
Q

Where is A1?

A

Superior temporal sulcus, buried in the lateral sulcus

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10
Q

What is interaural time?

A

The difference in time of sound arriving at each ear

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11
Q

What plane are we bad at detecting where sound comes from?

A

Vertical

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