A) otolymph
B) epilymph
C) endolymph
D) perilymph
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A) internal ear
B) middle ear
C) external ear
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A) being rotated on a chair, after which the observers look for nystagmus
B) walking in a straight line, one foot in front of the other
C) standing and simultaneously beginning a task that requires mental concentration
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A) Barany test
B) Rinne test
C) Romberg test
D) Weber test
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A) contains the actual organs of hearing (the cochlea) and equilibrium (the vestibular apparatus)
B) carries and amplifies the vibrations of sound waves across three little bones
C) conducts sound waves through a canal toward the tympanic membrane
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A) saccule
B) the semicircular canals
C) utricle
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A) High frequency waves (high notes) depress the basilar membrane midway along its length.
B) High frequency waves (high notes) depress the basilar membrane closest to the distal end of the cochlea.
C) High frequency waves (high notes) depress the basilar membrane all along its length.
D) High frequency waves (high notes) depress the basilar membrane closest to the middle ear.
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A) standing and simultaneously beginning a task that requires mental concentration
B) walking in a straight line placing one foot in front of the other, standing and simultaneously beginning a task that requires mental concentration, and being rotated on a chair, after which the observers look for nystagmus
C) being rotated on a chair, after which the observers look for nystagmus
D) walking in a straight line, one foot in front of the other
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A) embedded in a gelatinous cap
B) responsive to gravitational pull
C) topped with "heavy" crystals called otoliths
D) embedded in the otolithic membrane
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A) middle ear
B) tympanic membrane (eardrum)
C) internal ear
D) external ear
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A) Both require the movement of fluid, and both require vibrations.
B) Both mechanisms require vibrations.
C) Sound waves (hearing) and head location/movements in space (equilibrium) are both detected by hair receptor cells that are neurons.
D) Both require the movement of fluid.
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A) placing a tuning fork on the mastoid process
B) placing a tuning fork on the frontal bone
C) listening for the tick of a watch as the watch is held in various locations around the head
D) undergoing an audiometry test
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A) trailing of eyes in one direction followed by rapid movement in the other direction
B) maintaining the eyes in a fixed forward direction during rotation
C) a sensation of dizziness and rotational movement when such movement is not occurring
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A) ampulla
B) macula
C) crista ampullaris
D) ampullary cupula
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A) damage to the ossicles
B) damage to cochlear hair cells
C) a perforated eardrum
D) inflammation of the middle ear
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A) sound detected in the cochlea
B) strong leg muscles
C) mental activities, such as counting backwards
D) proprioceptors detecting information about neck muscles
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A) maculae
B) semicircular canals
C) cristae ampullares
D) vestibule
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A) fusion of the auditory ossicles
B) listening to very loud music on a daily basis
C) rotating the head to relax neck muscles
D) excess earwax in the external auditory canal
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A) vestibular
B) basilar
C) tectorial
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A) cochlear duct (scala media) ; spiral organ
B) scala vestibuli; semicircular canal
C) scala tympani; spiral organ
D) cochlear duct (scala media) ; utricle
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