auditory
auditory
aud & neurology
neurology
random
100

parts of outer ear 

pinna (auricle), external auditory meatus (ear canal), tympanic membrane (ear drum)-border between outer and middle ear 

100

Eustachian tube

equalize air pressure between outside world and behind ear drum, one end in middle ear and other end In nasopharynx 

100

cranial nerve Vll

facial nerve innervates stapedial muscle 

100

wernickes area 

first stop from auditory pathway to aud cortex where code is analyze in temporal lobe 

100

in cerebral palsy articulation is affected bc of cranial nerve __

Xll (12)

200

parts of middle ear 

other side of tympanic membrane, ossicular chain w malleus, incus, and stapes, air filled space

200

inner ear where is cilia 

cilia planted in basilar membrane 

200

why do kids get ear infections

the position of Eustachian tube 

200

frontal lobe

executive function

200

in multiple sclerosis...

involving the neurons, covering around axons is myelin sheath, there's holes in it, symptoms are slurred speech or effect on phonological system, vocal folds not maintained sim to spasmodic dysphonia 

300

parts of inner ear

cochlea and semicircular canals (center for equilibrium, vestibular system) fluid filled

300

traveling wave 

bends hair cells, shearing cilia arranged tonotopic organization, basal end is high frequency sounds, wave has to go to apex too for low frequency sounds

300

cranial nerve Vlll

auditory fibers bundle to form auditory nerve 

300
orofacial cells in motor cortex are where

motor strip behind frontal lobe where we plan articulatory plan

300

what can help spasmodic dysphonia 

its symptom is breathiness bc folds abduct, botox can help

400

cochlea 

organ for hearing, fluid filled

400

high cut off low pass filter 

basilar membrane 

400

brocas aphasia

damage to frontal lobe, will have receptive lang but hard time w expressive lang 

400

which cranial nerve has just sensory function

auditory nerve Vlll

400

what percent of ppl have lang/speech in processing in left hemisphere 

90%

500

hearing system as transducer 

changes one form of energy to another 

500

Bells palsy

facial nerve, no acoustic reflex stapedial muscle see if contract or not

500

wernickes aphasia 

damage to temporal lobe, poor receptive lang

500

cranial nerve ___innervates stylopharyngeal muscle for swallowing

lX (9)
500

brain stem

located at bottom of brain near back of skull, at brain stem is PNS entering or exiting spinal column

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