Outer Ear
Middle Ear
Inner Ear
Name the term!
Mystery ?'s
100

To collect sound.

What is a function of the outer ear?

100

To transmit acoustic energy from the tympanic membrane.

What is the function of the middle ear?
100

These structures house the necessary macula to detect horizontal and vertical acceleration.

What is the Ultricle and Saccule?

100

A collection of vibrations that travel through a medium and can be heard.

What is sound?

100

The ear is responsible for these two systems/mechanisms.

What is the vestibular and auditory system?

200

This structure consists of landmarks such as the helix and auricular tubercle. 

What is the pinna?

200

The malleus, incus, and stapes make up the ______.

What is ossicular chain?

200

These semicircular canals can sense movement of the head toward the shoulder.

What is the anterior and posterior semicircular canals?
200
The arrangement of cells according to tone.

What is tonotopic organization?

200

This transducer converts acoustic energy to electrochemical energy.

What is an ear?
300

These three layers of tissue make up the tympanic membrane.

What is the curticular, fibrous, and mucous layers.

300

This structure is responsible for aeration and equalization of pressure of middle ear.

What is the Eustachian Tube?

300

It is used to allow communication between the ultricle and saccule

What is the endolymphatic duct?

300

A fluid inside the membranous labyrinth.

What is endolymph?

300

This structure receives neural input from brain stem and affects motility of basilar membrane.  

What is outer hair cells?

400

2/3 of this structure is housed in bone.

What is the External auditory meatus?

400

This structure allows for entrance into the scala tympani. 

What is the round window?

400

The scala media contains these two important barriers.

What is the ressiner's and basilar membranes?

400

A test that reflects the condition of the auditory pathway and cortical auditory function.

What is an Auditory Brainstem Response?

400

Hungarian biophysicist that conducted research on the function of mammalian cochlea.

Who is Von Bekesy?

500

This structure acts as a handle to an inner ear structure. 

What is the Manubrium?

500

Both these parts act as a protective mechanism by stiffening the ear to reduce vibrations that are received by the inner ear. 

What is the tensor tympani and stapedius muscle?

500

 Calcium Carbonate crystals inspire the category the saccule falls under. 

What is the otolith organs?
500
The connecting point between the scala vestibuli and scala tympani. 

What is a helicotrema? 

500

This structure of the middle ear is 17 time smaller than the tympanic membrane. 

What is the oval window?