HEARING CONSERVATION. Parts of the Ear Outer Ear Middle Ear Inner Ear.
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INSIDE THE COCHLEA Regions of the basilar membrane respond to different frequencies High frequencies near the oval window, low frequencies at the apex
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INSIDE THE COCHLEA Regions of the basilar membrane
respond to different frequencies High frequencies near the oval
window, low frequencies at the apex
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ORGAN OF CORTI Movement of cochlear fluid causes tectorial
and basilar membranes to bend Outer hair cells are stimulated leading to
action potentials in the inner hair cells
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AUDITORY PATHWAYS
Inner hair cells synapse on bipolar cells forming the auditory nerve
Input from the left ear crosses to the right inferior colliculus
Medial geniculate nucleus of the thalamusPrimary auditory cortex of the temporal lobe