Hearing Flashcards

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Outer ear (3)

A
  1. Pinna (auricle)
  2. external auditory canal
  3. tympanic membrane
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Middle ear (2)

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  1. Connected to nasal cavity by Eustachian tube

2. Ossicles (acronym MIS and HAS)

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Ossicles

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  1. Malleus: Hammer
  2. Incus: Anvil
  3. Stapes: Stirrup

Footplate of stapes rests in the oval window of the cochlea

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Inner ear (2)

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  1. Bony Labyrinth

2. Membranous Labyrinth

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Bony Labyrinth

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filled with perilymph

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Membraneous labyrinth

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filled with endolymph

consists of

  1. cochlea
  2. utricle and saccule
  3. semicircular canals
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cochlea

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sound

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utricle and saccule

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linear acceleration

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semicircular canals

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rotational acceleration and balance

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Projection areas

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  1. Superios Olive (localizes sound; located in brain stem)
  2. Inferior Colliculus (startle reflex; also used by both eyes and ears in vestibo-ocular reflex, which keeps the eyes fixed on a single point as the head rotates)
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Auditory pathway

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cochlea –>
vesibulococlear nerve –>
medial geniculate nucleus (MGN) –>
auditory cortex

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