Question 62 options:   the first synapse in the auditory nerve   connections that the cochlea has to the outer ear   the hair-like parts of the hair cells on the top of the inner and outer hair cells

Which of the following statements is FALSE?   Question 40 options:   Olfactory epithelium covers the superior portion of the middle and all of the superior nasal conchae as well as the cribriform plate   The vomer and perpendicular plate of the ehtmoid form the majority of the bony nasal septum   The stapes neatly fits into the round window of the cochlea   Simply put: the cochlea is used for hearing while the semicircular canals are used for balance

Ciliary Body Conjunctiva Body of Iris Sclera Pupil Anterior chamber Anterior Suspensory ligaments cavity Posterior chamber Posterior cavity (vitreous chamber -A -C Retina E. A. F. B. G. C. D.

If Maddie’s hearing loss persists after her perforation is healed, which of the following scenarios is likely?     Maddie suffered sensorineural AND conductive hearing loss from the head injury in the pool.     Maddie will likely lose hearing in her left ear, too, but less severely.     Her hearing loss is genetic and will be passed on to her future children.     Maddie will continue to lose hearing bilaterally as she ages.

The ___________ nervous system causes the pupils to constrict. Question options: A sympathetic B parasympathetic

QUESTION 24 Which one below gives the best explanation of the differences between presbycusis and presbyopia?          Presbycusis results from damage to small, delicate auditory cells in the ear, while the lens of the eye changes shape, but is not damaged.         Presbycusis is a condition caused by inherited genetic traits while presbyopia is caused by environmental stress.         Presbycusis does not significantly affect hearing, but presbyopia can lead to permanent loss of vision.          Presbycusis is partly caused by exposure to too much loud noise, and presbyopia is partly caused by exposure to too much bright light.

I am needing clarification of why cochlear implants bypass damaged hair cells?

QUESTION 11 Sensory transduction occurs in: afferent neurons (that are not also sensory cells) O sensory receptor cells O the cerebrum O efferent neurons (that are not also sensory cells) QUESTION 12 The sensory receptors in the cochlea of the inner ear are: mechanoreceptors chemoreceptors O photoreceptors O O QUESTION 13 The neurotransmitter at the neuromuscular junction is: acetylcholine calcium epinephrine O norepinephrine OO

Structure 5 contains the _________.   hair cells that detect angular acceleration of the head hair cells that detect linear acceleration of the head macula and utricle basilar membrane and hair cells that detect sound

The processes of attention that allow us to focus on one source when many are present are known as ______.   Question 44 options:   selective attention   neural attention   source monitoring   divided attention   Neurons within a region in the brain are organized according to the different frequencies to which they respond. This is known as ______.   Question 45 options:   frequency adjustment   wavelength priority   tonotopic organization   inverse frequency tuning