Auditory pathways Flashcards

1
Q

Sound waves transmitted by

A

tympanic membrane

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2
Q

sound waves are amplified by ____ to reach the ____

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middle ear ossicles (malleus, incus, and stapes)

oval window

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3
Q

movement of malleus are dampened by

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tensor tympani

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4
Q

movement of stapes dampened by

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stapedius muscle

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5
Q

contains perilymph

A

bony labyrinth

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6
Q

contains structures of membranous labyrinth

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bony labyrinth

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7
Q

contains endolymph

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membranous labyrinth

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8
Q

contains hair cells (organ of Corti)

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cochlear duct

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9
Q

are activated by movement of the basilar membrane relative to the stiff tectorial membrane

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organ of corti (hair cells)

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10
Q

located along the central rim of the cochlea, send axons into the cochlear nerve

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spiral ganglion

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11
Q

axons ascend through brainstem bilat with series of relays to the

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inferior colliculi through lateral lemniscus, MSG, and primary auditory cortex

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12
Q

Unilateral hearing loss is not due to lesions in CNS proximal to cochlear nuclei because

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auditory infos cross bilat at multiple pts in the brains tem

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13
Q

localize sounds horizontally in space

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superior olivary nuclear complex of pons

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14
Q

trapezoid body

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crossing auditory fibers

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15
Q

MGB via auditory radiations to primary auditory cortex in transverse

A

gyrus of Heschl

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16
Q

auditory info ascending through brain stem and thalamus to auditory cortex come from

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contra ear

17
Q

two types of hearing loss

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Conductive and sensorineural hearing loss

18
Q

Conductive hearing loss cause

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due to peripheral lesion in external auditory canal and middle ear

outer ear: impacted cerume
inner ear: otitis media, osteosclerosis, TM perforation

19
Q

Sensorineural hearing loss cause

A

due to cochlea or auditory component of CNVIII

20
Q

Hearing loss is examine via

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otoscope

21
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