Outer Ear
Middle Ear
Inner Ear - Cochlea
Inner Ear - Vestibular
Auditory Nervous System
100

Maldevelopment of the external ear canal

What is atresia

100

If this structure does not function properly the middle ear may fill with fluid and/or mucous, creating both discomfort and hearing loss

What is the eustachian tube

100

Three symptoms of inner ear disorders

What are hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus

100

Three sense organs of the vestibular system

What are the utricle, saccule, and ampulla

100

Retrocochlear disorders affect this area of the auditory mechanism

What are the C-VIII nerve (vestibulocochlear) and the central auditory pathways

200

Maldevelopment of the pinna

What is microtia

200

A disease that impacts females causing bony growth on the stapes and other ossicles

What is otosclerosis

200

Disease that spawns episodic attacks of hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus

What is Meniere's

200

Twitching or beating of the eyes due to problems with the VOR

What is nystagmus

200

The area of the brainstem where C-VIII enters and a common place for tumors to grow

What is the cerebellopontine angle or CPA

300

Present at birth

What is congenital

300

May be acute or chronic

What is otitis media

300

Hazardous levels of noise exposure cause hair cell damage on the basilar membrane in this region

What is 4000Hz or 4KHz

300

The most common causes of vestibular disorders include

What are aging, trauma, and infection

300

A disorder of dyssynchronous firing of electrical impulses from the inner hair cells or other areas in the auditory nervous pathways is known as


What is auditory neuropathy  or ANSD

400

Complete blockage of the ear canal causes this type of hearing loss

What is conductive or CHL

400

A benign tumor that grows in the middle ear space causing hearing loss

What is cholesteatoma

400

Drugs and chemicals that cause sensorineural hearing loss are called

What is ototoxic

400

A disorder that causes vertigo due to reduced mobility of otoliths is known as

What is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo or BPPV

400

T or F - Retrocochlear hearing loss results in significant difficulty with perception of speech phonemes

What is true

500

Inflammation of the outer ear

What is otitis externa

500

Fracture or disarticulation of ossicles

What is ossicular discontinuity

500

The most common genetic mutation of this protein causes progressive hearing loss

What is Connexin 26

500

Inflammation of the vestibular organs due to viral infection, causing vertigo

What is labyrinthitis

500

A disorder of processing auditory information in the presence of normal hearing sensitivity is know as

What is an auditory processing disorder

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