Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

We test SRS ___ db above SRT

A

30

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2
Q

What does SRS stand for?

A

Speech recognition score

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3
Q

What is an example of an SRS?

A

“say the word __” and the person repeats the word

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4
Q

As long as _____ Hz is normal, even hear loss drops significantly afterwards people will still have good speech understanding

A

2000

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5
Q

How many turns does the cochlea make?

A

2.5

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6
Q

Where is the organ of Corti found?

A

Scala media

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7
Q

Responsible for the transduction of energy

A

Organ of Corti

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8
Q

Refers to the movement of the scala media

A

Traveling wave

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9
Q

Where are high frequencies displaced in the cochlea?

A

Base

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10
Q

Where are low frequencies displaced in the cochlea?

A

Apex

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11
Q

When do the stereocilia get bent?

A

Organ of Corti and tectorial membrane rub against each other

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12
Q

Where are the longer stereocilia embedded in ?

A

Tectorial membrane

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13
Q

What is an example of passive action in the cochlea?

A

Earplugs

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14
Q

Source of power to cancel noise

A

Active action

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15
Q

What is an example of active action?

A

Noise canceling earplugs

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16
Q

Fluid wave is formed as sound is passing through the basilar membrane

A

Traveling wave theory

17
Q

What is the base of the basilar membrane like?

A

Narrow, thin, stiff

18
Q

What is the apex of the basilar membrane like?

A

Wide, thick, loose

19
Q

What does the base of the basilar membrane do to resonant frequency?

A

Increases

20
Q

What does the apex of the basilar membrane do to resonant frequency?

A

Decreases

21
Q

What type of hair cells are responsible for cochlear amplification and fine tuning of sound?

A

Outer hair cells

22
Q

Hair cells that transfer sounds to the brain

A

Inner hair cells

23
Q

Hair cells that elongate and get shorter when sound source enters

A

Outer hair cells

24
Q

What is included in the active system of the cochlea (2)?

A

Outer hairs elongating and shortening, stereocilia creates a more robust movement

25
Q

What 2 phases cause the fine tuning of sound?

A

Inhibitory and excitatory

26
Q

Why were Bekesy’s traveling waves partially wrong?

A

Measurements were at high levels (no active mechanism was tested)

27
Q

What is the actual traveling wave?

A

Cochlear amplifier at low stimulus levels near threshold

28
Q

What types of sounds only use the passive system?

A

Loud

29
Q

What types of sounds only have fine tuning?

A

Softer

30
Q

Any sound that is produced by the cochlea and can be recorded in the ear canal

A

Otoacoustic emissions