Final Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

Know what a sine wave is used to illustrate

A

a simple sound

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2
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Know the definition of impedance

A

the resistance to the flow of sound energy through a medium

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3
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Know what a sound wave is made up of

A

up rarefaction and condencetion (all of the above)

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4
Q

Know what frequency is measured in

A

Hz

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5
Q

Know what intensity is measured in

A

dB

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6
Q

The middle ear overcomes impedance mismatch by way of

A

the lever action (occicals)

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7
Q

Know the name for the part of the malleus that attaches to the TM

A

Umbo

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8
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Know the difference between an adult’s Eustachian tube and a child’s

A

adults is longer and more vertical

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9
Q

Know what vibration is in relation to sound

A

sound waves

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10
Q

Know the perceptual correlate of sound intensity

A

loudness

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11
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Know where the LF and HF are located on the basilar membrane

A

inner cochlea

outer cochlea

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12
Q

Know one way to combat dizziness after spinning around rapidly

A

spin the other direction

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13
Q

Know how many layers the TM has

A

3

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14
Q

Know what a pure tone is

A

periodic

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15
Q

Know what the speech frequencies are

A

125-4000

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16
Q

Know what to assume when you see a misshapened pinna on a child

A

hearing difficulties

17
Q

Know what a conductive hearing loss can impact

18
Q

Know what cranial nerve number to acoustic nerve is

19
Q

Know where the anti helix is located (inner ear, outer ear, or middle ear?)

20
Q

Know what system the tympanic membrane is a part of (inner ear, middle ear, vestibular?)

21
Q

Know where cerumen is typically found

22
Q

Know what the helicotrema is

A

part of the cochlear labyrinth where the scala tympani and the scala vestibuli meet

23
Q

Know where the organ of Corti is located

A

cochlear duct

24
Q

Is the middle ear filled with fluid

25
Know where the basilar membrane is located
origin of corti or cochlear duct
26
Know the dB is a logarithmic scale
ok
27
Know what the helicotrema is
cochlear labyrinth where the scala tympani and the scala vestibuli meet
28
Know where the organ of Corti is located
cochlear duct
29
Is the middle ear filled with fluid
no
30
Know what the external auditory meatus is a part of
outer ear
31
Know the dB is a logarithmic scale
ok
32
When following sound from creation to perception, the staples footplate move in and out of the oval window before the pinnal funnels sound through the external auditory meatus
false
33
When following sound from creation to perception, the first thing that happens is vibration of the tympanic membrane.
false
34
Study the structures of the outer ear/pinna
?
35
Know which cranial bone the auditory system is located in
temporal