ear - unit 5 Flashcards

1
Q

3 parts to the ear

A

outer, middle, inner

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2
Q

the auricle, outside of ear. satallite dish

A

pinna

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3
Q

the tube which sound waves pass through in outer ear

A

external auditory meatus

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4
Q

ear wax

A

cerumen

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5
Q

ear drum, vibrates the soundwaves

A

tympanic membrane

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6
Q

3 bones in middle ear

A

malleus, incus, stapes

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7
Q

thin oval membrane, stapes cover it to transmit vibrations

A

oval window

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8
Q

connects ear to pharynx

A

pharyngotympanic tube

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9
Q

cavity within temporal bone, shaped like a sanil

A

bony labryinth

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10
Q

membranous sac deep within bony labryinth

A

membranous labryinth

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11
Q

snail shell shaped. has hearing receptors

A

cochlea

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12
Q

membranous labryinth of cochlea

A

cochlear duct

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13
Q

hearing receoptor cells withing cochlea that contain cilia that stick up into a gel-like membrane

A

hair follicles

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14
Q

bending of __ on hair cells trigger neurotransmitter release and activate sensory neuorns

A

cilia

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15
Q

high pitch = front cells activate
low pitch = back cells activate
inside cochlea

A

frequency

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16
Q

high intensity = increase in hair cell activation
inside cochlea

A

volume

17
Q

middle part of the inner ear. gives rise to static equilibrium

A

vestibule

18
Q

upper region of inner ear. 3 loops. gives rise to dynamic equilibrium

A

semicircular canals

19
Q

sensation of head position in relation to gravity

A

static equilibroium

20
Q

sensation of head movement

A

dynamic equillibrium