Hearing Sense Flashcards

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Vestibulocochlear nerve

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Nerve that transmits neural signals from inner ear to specific regions of the brain

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Area between bony labrinyth and membranous labrinth contain

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Perilymph

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Framework of the inner ear is known as the

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Bony labyrinth

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Bony labyrinth contains

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Membranous labyrinth, which makes up the sub-structures of the inner ear

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Membranous labyrinth contains

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Endolymph

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Order of the ossicles

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Malleus (hammer), incus (anvil), stapes (stirrup)

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Cochlea

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Inner ear, responsible for hearing, spiral shaped, divided into three layers referred to as scalae

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Inner and outer scalae filled with _________ while the middle layer is suspended between two membranes and contains _____________

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Perilymph, Organ of Corti

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Inner ear hair cells protrude from _______ into the ________

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Basilar membrane, organ of corti

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Place theory

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Place theory in hearing suggests that different frequencies of sound are perceived because they stimulate specific locations along the basilar membrane of the cochlea.

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Left hemisphere specializes

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Speech processing

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Right hemisphere specializes in

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Processing background noise and music

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13
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Semicircular canals contain

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Endolymph

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14
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Semicircular canals detect

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Rotational acceleration

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Ampulla

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widened, bulb-like structure at the base of each semicircular canal in the inner ear that contains sensory hair cells to detect rotational movement.

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16
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Vestibule

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Senses linear acceleration

17
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Utricle

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Structure in the vestibule, that detects acceleration in the horizontal plane

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Saccule

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Structure in the vestibule that detects acceleration in the vertical plane

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Tiny calcium carbonate specs, which helps stimulate the hair cell

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Otoliths

20
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Gate theory of pain

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suggests that the body can turn pain signals on or off in the spinal cord depending on the overall pattern of sensory input

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Sensory homunculus

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a drawing of a person where the scale of each body part is proportional to the nerve density and the relative amount of space dedicated to processing the corresponding input in the somatosensory cortex of the parietal lobe