Lesson 5 Flashcards

1
Q

In a cross section of the cochlea, the minimum number of rows of hair cells you can see is

A

4

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2
Q

The total number of neural fibers or neurons in the human auditory nerve is about

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30,000

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3
Q

The basilar membrane separates

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the scala media and the scala tympani

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4
Q

The scala tympani is filled with

A

perilymph

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5
Q

The base of the cochlea

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begins at the oval window

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6
Q

The fibers of the auditory nerve, at the point of maximum stimulation of the basilar membrane, discharge and recover at a rate of approximately

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up to 1Khz identical to the stimulus frequency

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7
Q

The cochlea, acting as a frequency analyzer, distributes acoustic stimuli to places along the basilar membranes according to frequency. This forms the basis of a hypothesis called the

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place theory

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8
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Each of the semi-circular canals

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Are oriented at 90 degrees to one another, contain perilymph and endolymph, dectect positioning and balance

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9
Q

Collections of nerve fibers are called

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ganglia and nuclei

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10
Q

Afferent fibers

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transmit from the cochlea to the brain

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