Hearing Flashcards
1
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Bels definition in terms of sound intensity and sound pressure
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2
Q
dB definition in terms of sound intensity and sound pressure
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3
Q
SPL
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4
Q
What is a reasonable measurement of loudness (perception)
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dB
5
Q
Identify pinna
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6
Q
Identify ear canal
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7
Q
Identify tympanic membrane
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8
Q
Identify incus
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9
Q
Identify malleus and stapes
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10
Q
Identify eustachian tube
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11
Q
Identify cochlea
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12
Q
Identify VIIIth nerve and semicircular canals
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13
Q
Identify scala tympani
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14
Q
Identify scala media
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15
Q
Identify scala vestibuli
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16
Q
Identify helicotrema
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17
Q
Identify round window
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18
Q
Identify oval window
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19
Q
Identify organ of corti
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20
Q
Identify basilar membrane
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21
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Identify tectorial membrane
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22
Q
Identify hair cells
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23
Q
How is sound transmitted through the ear?
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24
Q
Hair cell movement as sound is transmitted
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25
Function of eustachian tube
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Blocked eustachian tube
Can lead to otitis media (middle ear infection)
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Hair cells can ____ neurons
depolarize or hyperpolarize
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How does spontaneous activity occur?
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How are frequency and intensity encoded in cochlea
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Basilar membrane shape
31
Difference in outer vs inner hair cell function
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Benefits of hearing with 2 ears
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How can detection of signals in noise be improved when listening with two ears?
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Localization vs Lateralization
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ILD
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ITD
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Mechanisms of monaural localization
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Hearing lab stats and results
39
Lateralization Lab concepts
