Lec 11-3 - Auditory Flashcards

1
Q

Calcification of the ossicles can result in this amount of hearing loss

A

60 db

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2
Q

These protect the cochlea from damage due to very loud noises

A

Stapedius, tensor tympani

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3
Q

This transduces sound signals into neural signal

A

Cochlea

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4
Q

Middle chamber of cochlea has blank

A

Endolymph

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5
Q

Outer 2 chambers of cochlea have blank

A

Perilymph

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6
Q

Basilar membrane contains the blank

A

Hair cells

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7
Q

Where stapes inserts into cochlea

A

Oval window

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8
Q

Base of basilar membrane detects blank

A

High frequency

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9
Q

Basilar membrane is blank and blank

A

Narrow, stiff

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10
Q

Tectorial membrane and hair cells make up the blank

A

Organ of corti

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11
Q

Number of inner hair cells per cochlea

A

3500

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12
Q

We have more blank hair cells than blank

A

Outer, inner… About 3 times as many

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13
Q

Hair cells with role of discriminating sounds… Not bringing messages to the brain… They also get rid of background noise

A

Outer

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14
Q

Damage to hair cells but not eigth nerve fibers…. Blank can be used to activate the right nerve endings

A

Cochlear implant

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15
Q

Exposure to noise leads to these breaking which leads to temporary hearing loss

A

Tip links

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16
Q

Loss of high frequency hearing with age

A

Presbycusis

17
Q

Presbycusis is due to a loss of blank

A

Inner+outer hair cells

18
Q

Sounds produced by healthy ears in response to acoustic stimulation

A

Otoacoustic emissions

19
Q

A given hair cell will respond to sounds of a range of blank

A

Frequencies

20
Q

Each hair cell and auditory nerve axon has a blank frequency

A

Characteristic (frequency it is most sensitive to)

21
Q

Louder sound activates blank hair cells

A

More

22
Q

Transfer of energy is most efficient in this range

A

1-4 kHz

23
Q

higher order cells are blank selective compared to those in cochlear nucleus

A

more

24
Q

2 binaural cues

A

timing, intensity