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Human Anatomy & Physiology

Human Anatomy & Physiology. Central Nervous System Chapter 14 By Abdul Fellah, Ph.D. Central Nervous System. Overview of the brain Meninges, ventricles, cerebrospinal fluid and blood supply Hindbrain and midbrain Forebrain Higher forebrain functions The cranial nerves.

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I. Sensation and perception

chapter 6 . I. Sensation and perception. chapter 6. Sensation [p186]. The detection of physical energy emitted or reflected by physical objects Occurs when energy in the external environment or the body stimulates receptors in the sense organs (eyes, ears, nose, skin, tongue)

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Chapter 11

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Hearing

Hearing. middle ear. inner ear. outer ear. hammer. eardrum. anvil. stirrup. oval window. tectorial membrane. hairs. basilar membrane. round window. middle ear. outer ear. inner ear. eardrum. Outer ear: Mechanical protection of the middle ear

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The Special Senses

The Special Senses. A. Structure and function of the eye. sclera. Location Structure of the eye . cornea. fibrous tunic. Fibrous tunic. optic nerve. Sclera Cornea . iris. canals of Schlemm. dura mater. sclera. pupil. The Special Senses. A. Structure and function of the eye.

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HEAD III: Special Senses

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TOPIC 4

TOPIC 4. BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT MEASURES. The Audiometer. Types Clinical Screening. The Audiometer. Components Pure tone oscillator Attenuator Interrupter switch Output transducer Headphones Supra-aural Insert Bone conduction vibrators Forehead Mastoid Loudspeakers.

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General Pathology

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Control and Coordination

Control and Coordination. The Senses. Light rays, sound waves, heat, chemicals or pressure in your environment stimulate your sense organs. Five senses:

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The auditory system

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The Auditory System

The Auditory System. Dr. Kline FSU. What is the physical stimulus for audition?. Sound- vibrations of the molecules in a medium like air. The hearing spectrum for humans is approximately between 20 to 20,000 Hz. 3 basic physical properties of sound. 1. Amplitude: intensity of sound

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Ambulatory Care Topics: Hearing Loss

Ambulatory Care Topics: Hearing Loss. Gustavo R. Heudebert, MD Division of General Internal Medicine. Road Map. Physiology of hearing Topography of hearing loss Differential Diagnosis Clues from history / physical examination Evaluation. Case.

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The brain and cranial nerves

The brain and cranial nerves. Development of the brain. Major parts of the brain. Brain stem Medulla oblongaga, pons, midbrain Cerebellum Diencephalon Thalmus, hypothalamus, and associated structures Cerebrum Largest and most distinctive part of brain. Protective structures of brain.

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Auditory System

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OCCUPATIONAL NOISE

OCCUPATIONAL NOISE. CONTENTS. Introduction What is noise How we hear Why a noise prevention program Signs and symptoms of hearing loss Effects of noise Noise level and the human response Employers responsibility European Community 1990 Regulations Hearing protection

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Hearing Aids: For Kids and Their Parents

Hearing Aids: For Kids and Their Parents. Stephanie Cox and Laurie Greenberg. Your Hearing Aid. Battery MTO Switch Volume Control Microphone(s) Earhook Tubing Earmold

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Hearing

Hearing. Chapter 12 Nannette Mentzer. Hearing. Defining Sound The Hearing System Hearing Loss Identification of Hearing Loss Hearing Screening and Testing Degrees of Hearing Loss Treatment of Middle Ear Disease Treatment of Hearing Loss Early Intervention Amplification

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Ch. 20- Seizures, Dizziness, and Fainting

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Ear The Organ of Hearing and Balance

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