SOUND PERCEPTION - The Hearing Process Flashcards

1
Q

_________ __________ are collected by the auricle and are conducted through the external
auditory canal to the__________ _________, causing it to vibrate.

A

Sounds waves

tympanic membrane

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2
Q

Vibrations of tympanic membrane transferal to…..

A

ear ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes)

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3
Q

Vibrations of stapes transferal to…..

A

oval window* (*opening in cochlea)

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4
Q

Vibrations of oval window transferal to…..

A

perilymph (vestibular duct)

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5
Q

Vibrations of perilymph transferal to…..

A

endolymph (cochlear duct)

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6
Q

Vibrations of endolymph transferal to…..

A

basilar membrane (Organ of Corti)

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7
Q

Must occur when air vibrations are turned into
liquid vibrations within the cochlea. The pressure/force of
air vibrations is increased by 20% as they pass from the
tympanic membrane to the oval window.

A

Pressure

Amplification

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8
Q

Directs sound waves (air vibrations) to the cochlea

using the vibrations of the eardrum & ear ossicles.

A

Sound Wave Conduction:

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9
Q

It Dampens loud noises

A

Sound Attenuation Reflex

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10
Q

Sound Attenuation Reflex Involves?

A

Ear Ossicles and Cranial Nerves V & VII

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11
Q

Sound Attenuation Reflex Action involves……..

A

Tiny muscles attached to ossicles reduce the

vibrations of the eardrum and stapes

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12
Q

Sound Attenuation Reflex Limitations are…..

A

Effective only for brief, slowly building sounds.

Not protective against sudden or sustained loud noises.

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13
Q

Vibrations of ____________ ___________ cause the hair cells to dance up and down.

A

basilar membrane

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14
Q

Dancing of the hair cells causes their _________ to bend.

(The hair cell itself is kept from shifting right or left because of the tectorial membrane)

A

stereocilia

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15
Q

Bending of the __________ causes depolarization of the hair cells.

A

stereocilia

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16
Q

The hair cells send action potentials into

the ________ _________.

A

cochlear nerve

17
Q

From cochlear nerve, action potentials travel →_______ ________ ______ _________→ midbrain→thalamus→auditory cortex of temporal lobe

A

cochlear nuclei of medulla

18
Q

From cochlear nerve, action potentials travel →cochlear nuclei of medulla → ________→thalamus→auditory cortex of temporal lobe

A

midbrain

19
Q

From cochlear nerve, action potentials travel →cochlear nuclei of medulla → midbrain→________→auditory cortex of temporal lobe

A

thalamus

20
Q

From cochlear nerve, action potentials travel →cochlear nuclei of medulla → midbrain→thalamus→ ________ _________ ____ _________ _________.

A

auditory cortex of temporal lobe

21
Q

From the cochlear nerve Vibrations of ________ (cochlear duct) → perilymph (tympanic duct)

A

endolymph

22
Q

From the cochlear nerve Vibrations of endolymph (cochlear duct) → ________ (tympanic duct)

A

perilymph

23
Q

From the cochlear nerve Vibrations of _________ → round window → out of cochlea (Releases sound waves from the cochlea)

A

perilymph

24
Q

From the cochlear nerve Vibrations of perilymph → _______ ________ → out of cochlea (Releases sound waves from the cochlea)

A

round window

25
Q

From the cochlear nerve Vibrations of perilymph → round window → out of __________ (Releases sound waves from the cochlea)

A

cochlea