Anatomy

3. Pressure wave of the traveling wave moves through what fluid very quickly?
5. What the stapes movement is relatively linear for
9. Vascular interruption is one of the leading causes of what type of hearing loss?
11. Cochlear amplifier is under control of what auditory system
15. What wall in the ME space will glomus jugulare tumor erode?
16. Who won the nobel prize in 1961?
17. Vascular loops can be diagnosed with ABR and they can also be diagnosed with another test.
18. Anion moves towards inside of membrane, shortening prestin molecule
19. Depolarization, excitation, rarefaction, positive
21. The follow describes what type of phase of acoustic waveform interaction? TM out, stapes footplate out, BM up, round window in (excitatory)

1. Move in the opposite direction as the hair cell bodies
2. Basic difference in voltage
3. What characteristics of BM affect speed and amplitude of traveling waves?
4. Deflects towards kinocilia
6. Motor protein
7. Function vital to the functionality of the cochlear amplifier
8. Battery which helps move ions (K+ & Na+)
10. Inner hair cell stereocilia shorn indirectly by what fluid movement?
12. Plays a significant role in BM fine tuning & reverse transduction
13. either + OR - voltage depending on frequency and intensity of stimulus
14. Uptakes the K+ and transports it into the stria vascularis (use - to separate words)
20. Where the responses at high intensities for frequencies below characteristic frequencies occur