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Inner Ear Physiology
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BSc PS414 Cognitive Psychology I (The Auditory Stimulus and the Auditory System) Quiz on Inner Ear Physiology, created by Petite Piplup on 12/10/2013.
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the auditory stimulus and the auditory system
ps414 cognitive psychology i
the auditory stimulus and the auditory system
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Question 1
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a) How many canals are there within the cochlea? b) What are they named?
Answer
a) 2 b) Vestibular scala and the tympanic canal
a) 3 b) Scala tympanic and the vestibular canal
a) 3 b) Vestibular canal, tympanic canal and the scala media
a) 2 b) Vestibular canal, tympanic canal and the scala media (cochlea duct)
Question 2
Question
Who two membranes separate the canals within the cochlea?
Answer
Reissner's membrane and the Basilar membrane
Reissner's membrane and the tympanic membrane
Wundt's membrane and the tympanic membrane
Wundt's membrane and the Basilar membrane
Question 3
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How is the cochlea organised?
Answer
Tonotopically
By localisation
By amplitude
By timbre
Question 4
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What is the helicotrema?
Answer
A membrane at the end of the tympanic canal
A small opening at the end of the vestibular canal
A small opening at the end of the tympanic canal
A membrane at the end of the vestibular canal
Question 5
Question
How is the mechanical energy transduced into neural energy within the organ of corti?
Answer
Cochleic cells are pushed up, bending the stereocilia against the tectorial membrane, causing an action potential
Cochleic cells are pushed up, bending the stereocilia against the basilar membrane, causing an action potential
Hair cells are pushed up, bending the stereocilia against the basilar membrane, causing an action potential
Hair cells are pushed up, bending the stereocilia against the tectorial membrane, causing an action potential
Question 6
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What is the function of the round window?
Answer
To relieve the pressure in the fluid filling the vestibular and tympanic canals
To let osmosis occur between the vestibular and tympanic canals
To let osmosis occur between the scala media and tympanic canal
To relieve the pressure in the fluid filling the scala media and tympanic canal
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