What does the Auditory nerve do?

What is in the Semi-Circular canals?

Name the 3 bones in your ear

Where is the Eardrum located?

Where is the Cochlea located

Where is the Auditory Canal located?

Where is the Eustachian Tube connected to?

What does the inner ear consist of?

What is inside of the Cochlea?

What else does our ears do besides help us to hear?

What does the auricle do?

What is the importance of ear wax?

What turns the sound waves into neural signals ?

Name the part of the ear.

Name the part of the ear shown here.

What part of the ear is shown here?

Which of the 3 "ossicle" bones is shown here?

What is shown here?

Where are the Ossicles located

What is Otitis Externa better known as?

The vestibular apparatus also uses a combination of fluid and sensory hair cells to help maintain balance. The movement of the fluid is controlled by _______________.

Responsible for sensing static equilibrium.

Calcium carbonate crystals that help to make the otolithic membranes of the maculae move.

Gel-like part of the crista in the semicircular canals that bends to detect movement.

This structure of the ear serves as a pressure value to release the energy of "used" vibrations

What produces ear wax?

What is the "hallway" between the cochlea and the semicircular canals?

What is the name of the structure that responsible for the transmission of the brain to detect rotation, acceleration, and spinning?

The movement of _________________ in the vestibule area sense gravity (tilting of the head backwards or forward) and linear acceleration (movement in a car)

The pitch of a sound, (how high or low the sound is), is determined by the sound wave's __________.

How loud a sound registers depends on its __________; the difference between the high and low pressure created by the sound wave.

The cochlea is divided into 3 fluid-filled chambers. The middle chamber is lined by the basilar membrane, which is covered by around 20,000 fibers, which get longer as you go down the membrane. Different parts of the membrane vibrate with different pitches of sound. The higher frequency sound waves vibrate the part of the membrane with shorter fibers, and the lower frequency sound waves vibrate the part of the membrane with _________ fibers. This means that all the sounds you hear and how you recognize them is determined by which section of this membrane is vibrating at any given time.

____________ results from a sensory conflict between sensory receptors.

What cranial nerve innervates the ear?

Which of the following is pictured: