'Auditory nerve' diaporamas de présentation

Sound and Hearing

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SENSATION

SENSATION. dEF : the process by which our brain and nervous system receive input from the environment Our senses use transduction : transform one energy into another. VISION. VISIBLE LIGHT. The visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum (very limited in humans)

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Auditory monitoring for preservation of the function of the auditory nerve

Auditory monitoring for preservation of the function of the auditory nerve. Recording of auditory evoked potentials in operations in the posterior fossa. Different conventions for display of ABR. NEURAL GENERATORS OF ABR:. Peak I: distal auditory nerve Peak II: central auditory nerve

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Body in Action(c) Coordination

Body in Action(c) Coordination . SQA QUESTIONS. Eye and Ear WYSK. Judgement of d_______ is more accurate using ____eyes rather than one

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More Structures

More Structures. Tympanic membrane- where the middle ear begins Sound is amplified by concentrating the sound energy from the large tympanic membrane to the smaller oval window Eustachian Tube- permits the equalization of air pressure on either side of the eardrum

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RED HOT ROOT WORDS

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Warm up

Warm up. What is a cochlear implant and what is a hearing aid? Tell me what you know!. 5 minute Voice Off. You are no longer allowed to pass notes with your partner. Please sign for the next 5 minutes with your partner. Fingerspelling practice.

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PSYC 330: Perception

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Ear Notes/ SoUND

Ear Notes/ SoUND. Sense Organs. The sense organs gather information (light, sound, heat, and pressure) from the environment. Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin are examples. Hearing. When a sound is made, the air around the sound vibrates.

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AP Psychology

AP Psychology. 10/28/13. Warm-up. Get video presentations ready. Audition. Amplitude: strength of sound waves = loudness (amp) Frequency: wavelength of sound waves = pitch (high-frequency pitch) Timbre: used to distinguish sounds of same amplitude & frequency. The Ear!.

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Listen up, Turn it down

Listen up, Turn it down. Protect Hearing with Quota International. NOISE. TOO LOUD! TOO LONG! TOO CLOSE! . In each of these situations, NOISE can cause permanent damage to your hearing called NOISE-INDUCED HEARING LOSS . Noise-Induced Hearing Loss.

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Major regions and features of brain Twelve Cranial Nerves Four Major spinal plexus Major peripheral nerves arising from

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Hearing

Hearing. HEARING.

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A World of Sounds

A World of Sounds. 1 . Sounds 2 . Wind Instruments 3 . String Instruments 4 . Percussion Instruments. 5 . How we hear sounds. 6 . Brass Instruments 7 . The violin 8 . Shake, rattle and roll. Contents. End Show. Sounds.

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The Senses

The Senses. Eye Anatomy. Cornea Protective layer of the eye Iris Colored part of the eye Contains muscles to open & close the pupil Pupil Size adjusts with light Small: more light Large: less light Lens Focuses light onto the retina Retina Back of the eye Contains rods & cones.

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Optic canal Canalis opticus

Optic canal Canalis opticus. Optic nerve N. opticus CN ( Cranial nerve ) II Opthalmic artery A. opthalmica. What happens when there is pathology affecting the optic canal ?. Article : Meningiomas Involving the Optic Canal. Superior orbital fissure Fissura orbitalis superior.

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Human Body Project Auditory System

Human Body Project Auditory System. By Hector Rodriguez and Fernando Trinidad. Structure of the Auditory System. In the human body, the system is responsible for taking in sound from the environment is known as the Auditory System .

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1.3 SENSE OF SMELL

1.3 SENSE OF SMELL. Sense of smell detects the presence of chemical substances in the air. Its sensory organ is the nose . Structure of Human NOSE. Sinus. Nasal cavity. Nostril. Sinus. Opening of auditory nerve. Hard palate. Nasopharynx. Oral cavity. Uvula. Tongue. Tonsil .

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1.5 SENSE OF hearing

1.5 SENSE OF hearing. Sense of hearing detects sound . Its sensory organ is the ear which is divided into 3 main parts ; Outer Ear, Middle Ear & Inner Ear. Structure of human ear. Inner Ear : Semicircular canals, cochlea, auditory nerve.

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Left Auditory cortex

Left Auditory cortex. Right Auditory cortex. Medial geniculate nucleus. Cochlea. Inferior colliculus. Auditory nerve fiber. Superior Olivary nucleus. Ipsilateral Cochlear nucleus. info. goes from cochlea to the

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