The Ear

The ear houses two senses. They are...

• hearing and smelling

• hearing and seeing

• hearing

  and equlibrium

  (balance)

• none of the above

Recepetors are....

• balance

• pinna

• auricle

• mechanorecptors

what do different organs house?

• balance

• temporal bones

• receptors for each sense

• skin and wax

The ear is divided into three areas.

What are they?

• inner, middle and external

• upper lower and inner

• none of the above

Which part of the ear is responsible for hearing only?

• the external or outer

• the inner or bony labyrinth

• the middle or tympanic cavity

• none of the above

another name for the middle ear is...

• Tympanic cavity

• pinna

• bony labyrinth

• equilibrium

Another name for the inner ear is...

• auditory canal

• static equilibrium

• Tympanic Cavity

• Bony Labyrinth

tHE AURICLE (PINNA) AND THE EXTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS (AUDIORY CANAL)

ARE STRUCTURES OF WHAT ?

• MIDDLE EAR

• EXTERNAL EAR

• INNER EAR

• none of the above

The auditory canal is also called....

• External Acoustic Meatus

• Pinna

• Bony Labyrinth

• Balance

A narrow chamber in the temporal bone that is lined with skin and wax and ends at the tympanic membrane is....

• The external acoustic meatus

• pinna

• bony labyrinth

• anvil