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- 5. when the tympanic membrane pulls out, stapes footplate pulls out, basilar membrane pushes up, and round window pushes in what happens?
- 8. Which membrane in the cochlea is tonotopically dictated by mass and stiffness?
- 10. When stereocilia deflect towards kinocilia.
- 11. What is determined by how much the stapes is moving?
- 14. Low intensity sounds are _____ enough to displace the tectorial membrane and stimulate OHCs
- 19. Which type of sounds are strong enough to displace the tectorial membrane and stimulate the OHC
- 20. Flaccidity of apical BM _____ amplitude of deflections.
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- 1. Graded/receptor ______ change with stimulation.
- 2. _____of basal end of basilar membrane makes for fast conduction times & small amplitudes
- 3. the cochlear fluid produced by the stria vascularis
- 4. ability to move.
- 6. Supporting cells help transmit the movement of the basilar membrane to the?
- 7. motor protein in OHC
- 9. IHC stereocilia shorn ______ by endolymph movement.
- 12. displacement is how much times greater at apex than base
- 13. When stereocilia deflect away from kinocilia
- 15. This makes live humans better to test than cadavers
- 16. Insertion plaques can move under the control of?
- 17. Stiffness of basal BM allows for ____ conduction times
- 18. Extremely low frequencies would create fluid movement via ______ and allow pressure relief at _____?
