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Audiology Game

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    PLTW Medical Intervention Audiology Unit Quiz Game
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  • Which section of the ear is located within the purple area in the picture?
    Middle Ear
    Inner Ear
    Outer Ear
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  • Which section of the ear is located within the blue area in the picture?
    Outer Ear
    Inner Ear
    Middle Ear
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  • Which section of the ear is located within the green area of the picture?
    Middle Ear
    Outer Ear
    Inner Ear
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  • Which section of the ear contains the ossicles?
    Outer Ear
    Inner Ear
    Middle Ear
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  • The three small bones in the middle ear are called?
    The semicircular canals
    The ossicles
    The cochleas
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  • What is the structure indicated by the blue star?
    Eardrum
    Ear Canal
    Cochlea
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  • What is the structure at the tip of the yellow arrow?
    The outer ear
    The eardrum
    The hair cells
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  • What is the structure at the tip of the yellow arrow?
    Ossicles
    Eardrum
    Cochlea
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  • A problem in your middle ear can cause this type of hearing loss?
    Conductive
    Mixed
    Sensorineural
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  • A problem with your inner ear or auditory nerve can can cause this type of hearing loss?
    Mixed
    Sensorineural
    Conductive
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  • Which part of the ear helps with balance?
    The ear canals
    The semicircular canals
    The auditory nerve
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  • The very smallest bone in the human body is called
    The hammer
    The anvil
    The stirrup (stapes)
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  • What does a cochlear implant take the place of?
    hair cells in the Cochlea
    bones in the middle ear
    fluid in the Cochlea
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  • What is one reason someone might have a sensorineural hearing loss?
    They stuck a Q-Tip in their ear
    They were born with it (Genetics)
    They had an ear infection
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  • Is a sensorineural hearing loss usually permanent?
    Yes
    No
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  • What is one cause of a Conductive hearing loss?
    Running too fast
    An ear infection
    Staying up too late at night
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