Physiology Of Hearing Animation👂Understanding the Sound Journey 🎶

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Physiology of Hearing: Understanding the Sound Journey
Dive into the intricate world of sound and discover how our ears translate vibrations into the music of life. This animation takes you on a microscopic journey through the physiology of hearing, explaining each step with clarity and detail. From the moment sound waves enter the ear canal, to the intricate processes within the inner ear, every phase is illustrated to enhance understanding and appreciation for this complex sensory system.
Main Points:
Sound Wave Journey
Sound waves enter through the outer ear, journeying into the ear canal towards the eardrum.
Vibration and Transmission
The eardrum vibrates upon sound wave impact, transferring energy to the tiny bones in the middle ear: the malleus, incus, and stapes.
Inner Ear Mechanics
The stapes connects to the oval window, creating waves in the cochlear fluid, initiating the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical signals.
Cochlear Function
Within the cochlea, sound vibrations are transformed into electrical signals by hair cells, which are tuned to specific frequencies.
Neural Pathways
Electrical signals are transmitted via the auditory nerve to the brain, where they are interpreted as sounds.
Role of the Eustachian Tube
Balances pressure between the middle ear and the environment, ensuring optimal vibration of the eardrum.
Mechanism of Hair Cells
Delve into the role of inner and outer hair cells, their structure, and how their movement generates electrical signals through ion channel opening.
Frequency Mapping in the Cochlea
Explore how the cochlea decodes sound frequencies along its length, enabling the brain to distinguish between different pitches.
Auditory Processing in the Brain
Understand the auditory pathways to the brain and how sounds are processed in terms of direction, distance, and meaning.
The physiology of hearing is a testament to the body's remarkable ability to convert air vibrations into a rich tapestry of sounds, enabling communication, music appreciation, and interaction with the world. This animation brings to life the unseen mechanisms that allow us to experience the world of sound, making complex concepts accessible and engaging for learners at all levels.
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[@SIBIRIAKoriginal]

Cochlear Amplifier - great name for a rock band.

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[@waelfadlallah8939]

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[@Ydieowisdj]

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[@misastrejckova5389]

Perfect!!!!

[@billbright1755]

Tunnel of corti may play a role of acoustic separation between the inner and outer hair cells receptors. The tectorial membrane would also experience fluctuations for sensory perception of tone variations.

[@muhammadsohail6725]

Amazing 😍

[@dawbool9552]

Amazing animations! Now I understand the hearing mechanism much better. Thank you very much!

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

Happy to help!

[@anfelbenmeddour5814]

a really wonderful explanation thank you soo much 😍

[@doctorbhanuprakash]

You are welcome!

[@billbright1755]

Tegmental plate. A thin bony surface forming a roof over the tympanic cavity. A part of the petrous portion of the temporal bone.

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[@doctorbhanuprakash]

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Secretions of stria vascularis ,vascular tissue present on lateral wall of scala media. Endolymph has rich potassium Similar to intracellular fluid.

[@narendradc2402]

You said EAC amplifies the sound wave. is that True?

[@angelahull9064]

Think of the EAC as something like a tube with a hard wall at one end. That's the acoustics behind the the little bit of amplification. The lever and piston action of the three middle ear bones in response to the vibration of the tympanic membrane also amplifies the sound pressure, in order to order to overcome the impedance mismatch between the air filled middle ear and the fluid filled cochlea.

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