978-1285198248 Chapter 9

subject Type Homework Help
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subject Words 275
subject Authors David G. Drumright, Douglas W. King, J. Anthony Seikel

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Hearing Lab 1
Models and Review (Noncadaver Lab)
To the Instructor: Because the structures in the hearing mechanism are so small, models are
really the best way to work on them. I have also included a list of figures that might be useful, all
of which are available in the Image Library section of the Instructor Resources CD-ROM.
Figure
9-1 Outer, middle, and inner ear
9-2 Pinna landmarks
9-3 Tympanic membrane landmarks
9-4 Articulated ossicles
9-5 Ossicles
9-6 Right middle ear cavity landmarks
9-7 Membranous labyrinth
9-8 Landmarks of the scala media
9-9 Landmarks of the organ of Corti
Hearing Lab 1
Models and Review (Noncadaver Lab)
You will want to familiarize yourself with the terminology, spelling, structures, and landmarks
indicated next.
Outer ear:
pinna
external auditory meatus (EAM; auditory canal)
cartilaginous and bony portions
canal course
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Middle ear:
tympanic membrane
Inner ear:
cochlea
scala vestibuli
scala tympani
scala media
Reissner’s membrane
organ of Corti
vestibular mechanism
VIII vestibular nerve
lateral semicircular canal
posterior semicircular canal
superior semicircular canal

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