CASD 1178 Speech-Language and
Hearing Science: Anatomy and
Physiology (FINAL STUDY GUIDE)
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1.) addresses surface area of TM and oval window
2.) lever difference, manubrium/handle(malleus) is
3 ways to increase
longer than process(stapes)
impedence
3.) as it moves in repsponce to sound, TM buckles
so arm of malleus moves shorter distance
4 cerebral lobes frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital
4 major blood vessels lead to smaller vessels
1.) fluid in the middle ear from cold
2.) allergies
3.) otitis media (most often bacterial or viral
6 reasons for conductive
infection that affects the middle ear)
hearing loss
4.)perforated by TM(tympanic muscles)
5.) begin tumors
6.) impacted earwax (cerumen)
, a reflex that allows us to protect hearing anatomy
against loud sounds, the muscles pull on opposite
acoustic reflex
sides of ossicles and reduce responsiveness of
chain
adults swallow 500-600 times a day
comprehension of written material involved in
angular gyrus
sematic processing
major route of communication to left and right
anterior commissure
temporal lobes
anterior to the helix, marks the entrance into the
Antihelix
concha
group of fibers connecting Broca's area to
arcuate fasciculus
Wernicke's area
Areas affected by communication, safety, social, occupational
hearing loss in adults
delay in development, language deficits which
Areas affected by
reduce academic achievement, lead to social
hearing loss in children
isolation and poor self-concept.
Food or liquid pass into the airway below the level
Aspiration
of the true vocal folds
Hearing Science: Anatomy and
Physiology (FINAL STUDY GUIDE)
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,Terms in this set (147)
1.) addresses surface area of TM and oval window
2.) lever difference, manubrium/handle(malleus) is
3 ways to increase
longer than process(stapes)
impedence
3.) as it moves in repsponce to sound, TM buckles
so arm of malleus moves shorter distance
4 cerebral lobes frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital
4 major blood vessels lead to smaller vessels
1.) fluid in the middle ear from cold
2.) allergies
3.) otitis media (most often bacterial or viral
6 reasons for conductive
infection that affects the middle ear)
hearing loss
4.)perforated by TM(tympanic muscles)
5.) begin tumors
6.) impacted earwax (cerumen)
, a reflex that allows us to protect hearing anatomy
against loud sounds, the muscles pull on opposite
acoustic reflex
sides of ossicles and reduce responsiveness of
chain
adults swallow 500-600 times a day
comprehension of written material involved in
angular gyrus
sematic processing
major route of communication to left and right
anterior commissure
temporal lobes
anterior to the helix, marks the entrance into the
Antihelix
concha
group of fibers connecting Broca's area to
arcuate fasciculus
Wernicke's area
Areas affected by communication, safety, social, occupational
hearing loss in adults
delay in development, language deficits which
Areas affected by
reduce academic achievement, lead to social
hearing loss in children
isolation and poor self-concept.
Food or liquid pass into the airway below the level
Aspiration
of the true vocal folds
