Final Flashcards

1
Q

Know what a sine wave is used to illustrate

A

a simple sound

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2
Q

Know the definition of impedance

A

the resistance to the flow of sound energy through a medium

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3
Q

Know what a sound wave is made up of

A

up rarefaction and condencetion (all of the above)

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4
Q

Know what frequency is measured in

A

Hz

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5
Q

Know what intensity is measured in

A

dB

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6
Q

The middle ear overcomes impedance mismatch by way of

A

the lever action (occicals)

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7
Q

Know the name for the part of the malleus that attaches to the TM

A

Umbo

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8
Q

Know the difference between an adult’s Eustachian tube and a child’s

A

adults is longer and more vertical

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9
Q

Know what vibration is in relation to sound

A

sound waves

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10
Q

Know the perceptual correlate of sound intensity

A

loudness

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11
Q

Know where the LF and HF are located on the basilar membrane

A

inner cochlea

outer cochlea

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12
Q

Know one way to combat dizziness after spinning around rapidly

A

spin the other direction

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13
Q

Know how many layers the TM has

A

3

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14
Q

Know what a pure tone is

A

periodic

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15
Q

Know what the speech frequencies are

A

125-4000

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16
Q

Know what to assume when you see a misshapened pinna on a child

A

hearing difficulties

17
Q

Know what a conductive hearing loss can impact

A

? balance

18
Q

Know what cranial nerve number to acoustic nerve is

A

8

19
Q

Know where the anti helix is located (inner ear, outer ear, or middle ear?)

A

outer ear

20
Q

Know what system the tympanic membrane is a part of (inner ear, middle ear, vestibular?)

A

outer ear

21
Q

Know where cerumen is typically found

A

outer ear

22
Q

Know what the helicotrema is

A

part of the cochlear labyrinth where the scala tympani and the scala vestibuli meet

23
Q

Know where the organ of Corti is located

A

cochlear duct

24
Q

Is the middle ear filled with fluid

A

no

25
Q

Know where the basilar membrane is located

A

origin of corti or cochlear duct

26
Q

Know the dB is a logarithmic scale

A

ok

27
Q

Know what the helicotrema is

A

cochlear labyrinth where the scala tympani and the scala vestibuli meet

28
Q

Know where the organ of Corti is located

A

cochlear duct

29
Q

Is the middle ear filled with fluid

A

no

30
Q

Know what the external auditory meatus is a part of

A

outer ear

31
Q

Know the dB is a logarithmic scale

A

ok

32
Q

When following sound from creation to perception, the staples footplate move in and out of the oval window before the pinnal funnels sound through the external auditory meatus

A

false

33
Q

When following sound from creation to perception, the first thing that happens is vibration of the tympanic membrane.

A

false

34
Q

Study the structures of the outer ear/pinna

A

?

35
Q

Know which cranial bone the auditory system is located in

A

temporal