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The substance particles then bump into other particles. They are then pulled back (to their initial place) by an elastic force. ... The stirrup is connected to the inner ear, and the vibrations are transmitted to the fluid in the inner ear. This created a compression wave, with the vibrations further amplified by …
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When they meet back up with the inner ear there is a large hollow bump called the ampulla. Inside of the ampulla there is a flap called the cupula. Inside of the cupula there are sensory hair cells, which become excited based on the movement of the cupula. The hair cells are on a ridge known as the crista [4].
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Inner ear – innermost part of ear containing cochlea, semicircular canals, and vestibular sacs. ... Chemical sense: each tongue bump has 200+ taste buds each with food chemical-catching pores. 50-100 taste receptor cells . Need some of the stuff in your nose or mouth.
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The outer ear functions like a funnel that catches the sound and then it travels through the ear canal and hits the ear drum and those vibrations bump into three of the tiniest bones in the human body. From there those vibrations spiral through a snail shaped tube that contain the cochlea and it contains thousands of microscopic hear cells that ...
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This article presents a comprehensive review of the mechanisms underlying inner ear fluid homeostasis necessary for normal auditory function and factors that can disrupt homeostasis and lead to functional disturbances, namely sensori-neural hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo. ... Things that go bump …
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He has had ear tube surgery twice, where a small tube was placed in the eardrum to ventilate the area behind the eardrum, keep the pressure equalized and reduce infection. This surgery had little success. The last two ear infections resulted in a perforated eardrum with a pus-like drainage from his ear.
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c. Inner ear. i. Cochlea. ii. Semicircular canals. 2. Sound waves enter the ear through the auricle, or pinna. a. They then travel through the external auditory canal to the tympanic membrane. b. Vibration of sound waves against the tympanic membrane sets up vibration in the ossicles. i. Ossicles: Three small bones on the inner side of the ...
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Tubercle - a relatively small bump on a bone. Tuberosity - a relatively large bump on a bone. Fossa (cavity) - a shallow depression in a bone. ... •Due to size difference between large tympanic membrane and small oval window, magnifies vibrations in inner ear (18X). •Tympanic Reflex - Protection of inner ear by muscle contraction in ...
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Middle and inner ear cavities. Paranasal sinuses. Theses cavities are named after the bones in which they occur and are connected with the nasal cavity. Frontal sinuses. ... The bump on the back of the head. This is a prominent midline projection just above the foramen magnum.
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The middle ear contains three tiny, connected bones called the _____, _____ and _____. These bones carry _____ from the eardrum to the inner ear. One of the main parts of the inner ear, the _____, contains about 30,000 cells. Each of these cells has tiny _____ on its surface. The hairs bend as a …
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