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All about Ears!

Created by LittlePitty

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Nervous System and the Senses
All about Ears game quiz
"I teach an undergraduate class in ear anatomy and physiology. I am curious as to the general population's knowledge of ear stuff!"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Lately I have seen many young adults with a pierced tragus. It also has the tendency to be hairy. The English translation of tragus is what?
    Goat
    Hair
    Shave
    Mammal


2. A portion of the mandible which protrudes into the ear canal is called what?
    condyle
    mandibular portion
    isthmus
    wisdom tooth


3. A pathology in the outer and/or middle ear causes which type of hearing loss?
    conductive
    wax blockage
    sensorineural
    mixed


4. Two cranial nerves course parallel in the internal auditory meatus. Which are they?
    Facial and Auditory
    Optic and Auditory
    Facial and Optic
    Auditory and Trigeminal


5. A perforation in the tympanic membrane will cause which type of hearing loss?
    cochlear conductive
    mixed
    sensorineural
    conductive


6. What are the correct anatomical names for the bones in the middle ear?
    malleus, incus, stapes
    tympani,eustachian, stapes
    hammer, anvil, stirrup
    cochlea, vestibule, incus


7. The anatomical feature of the ear responsible for pressure equalization is known as what?
    cochlear tube
    tympanic membrane
    eustachian tube
    nasopharynx


8. The end organ of hearing is known as what?
    cochlea
    organ of Corti
    scala media
    inner hair cells


9. The vestibular portion of the inner ear controls balance. What are the main antatomical features of the vestibular apparatus?
    cochlea, semicircular canals, vestibule
    semicircular canals, eustachian tube, vestibule
    vestibule, cochlear canals, utricle
    semicircular canals; saccule and utricle


10. Which bone houses and protects the cochlea?
    temporal
    occipital
    frontal
    parietal

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