Review & PractiNow available in MasteringA&PExPhysiology of the EarNameDateSectionA. MatchingMatch each description listed on the left with its correct structure on the right.1. maculacA. loss of balance2. cristaeB. site of auditory receptorsC. vibrates oval windowD. trar.smits sound wave to auditory ossiclesE. receptors for static equilibriumF. dissipates sound energyG. receptors for dynamic equilibriumH. loss of nerve functionI. damage to tympanic membrane3. frequency of sound4. nerve deafness5. conduction deafness6. cochlca7. stapes8. round window9. tympanic membrane10. nystagmusJ. eye movements during rotation11. amplitudeK. volume of a sound12. vertigoL. pitch of a soundB. Short-Answer Questions1. Describe the process of hearing.2. Explain how sound waves striking the tympanic membrane result in movement offluids in the inner ear.3. Describe the receptors for dynamic and static equilibrium.4. What is the range of sound frequencies that humans can hear?C. Drawing1. Draw It! Draw a sound wave for a high-pitched sound and a low-pitched sound.

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Match each description listed on the left with its correct structure on the right. 1. maculae A. loss of balance B. site of auditory receptors C. vibrates oval window D. trar.smits sound wave to auditory ossicles E receptors for static equilibrium F dissipates sound energy G. receptors for dynamic equilibrium H. loss of nerve function 2. cristae 3. frequency of sound 4. nerve deafness 5. conduction deafness 6. cochlea 7. stapes 8. round window I. damage to tympanic membrane J. eye movements during rotation 9. tympanic membrane 10. nystagmus 11. amplitude K. volume of a sound 12. vertigo L. pitch of a sound

Match each description listed on the left with its correct structure on the right. 1. maculae A. loss of balance B. site of auditory receptors C. vibrates oval window D. trar.smits sound wave to auditory ossicles E receptors for static equilibrium F dissipates sound energy G. receptors for dynamic equilibrium H. loss of nerve function 2. cristae 3. frequency of sound 4. nerve deafness 5. conduction deafness 6. cochlea 7. stapes 8. round window I. damage to tympanic membrane J. eye movements during rotation 9. tympanic membrane 10. nystagmus 11. amplitude K. volume of a sound 12. vertigo L. pitch of a sound

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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