HTS Flashcards

1
Q

What is the external ear composed of

A

Pinna, auditory canal and tympanic membrane

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2
Q

What is the snail shaped organ

A

Cochlea

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3
Q

This is also known as a the stirrup

A

Stapes

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4
Q

How can we identify where the sound is coming from?

A

Impedance matching

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5
Q

What are the important structures for impedance matching

A

Tympanic membrane

Ossicles

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6
Q

Function of the attenuation reflex

A

Protects the cochlea
Masks low frequency
decreases sensitivity to speech

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7
Q

The sensitivity to hearing is how many decibels

A

15-20

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8
Q

2 important muscles for attenuation reflex

A

Tensor tympani

Stapedius muscle

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9
Q

What pushes the malleus inward in attenuation reflex

A

Tensor tympani muscles

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10
Q

Pushes the stapes outward in attenuation reflex

A

Stapedius muscle

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11
Q

Contraction of both stapedius and tensor tympani will cause

A

Rigidity of the ossicles

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12
Q

This separates Scala vestibule from Scala media

A

Reissner’s membrane

Vestibular membrane

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13
Q

It separates the Scala media from the Scala tympani

A

Basilar membrane

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14
Q

This is the bony center of the cochlea

A

Modiolus

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15
Q

What is the tip of the cochlea

A

Helicotrema

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16
Q

High pitched or high frequency sounds terminate where

A

Base

17
Q

This method used by the cns to detect different sound frequencies

A

Place principle

18
Q

What is the organ for audition

A

Organ of corti

19
Q

What is the longest and largest stereocilia

A

Kinocilia

20
Q

Where is the endolymph located

A

Inside the Scala media

21
Q

Unit of measurement to determined the change in loudness

A

Decibel

22
Q

How are we able to localize the sound and what supervises it

A

Time lag principle

Medial Superior Olivary Nucleus

23
Q

What supervises when someone is talking louder on the other side

A

Lateral superior Olivary nucleus

24
Q

Nerve deafness is also known as

A

Sensory neural deafness

25
Q

The presence of what helps us perceive sour taste

A

Hydrogen ions

Acids

26
Q

Why is the bitter taste buds places posteriorly

A

Defense mechanism to prevent swallowing of toxins or poisonous products

27
Q

Example of ethereal

A

Senen
Bleach
Chlorine

28
Q

Examples of camphoraceous

A

Mothballs

Manzanilla