The Cochlear Implant Device Overcomes Nerve Deafness by

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Multiple Choice

The cochlear implant device overcomes nerve deafness by

• A)enabling previously inactive hair cells to send limited electrical signals
• B)bypassing damaged hair cells and stimulating the auditory nerve directly
• C)bypassing the auditory nerve and stimulating the auditory centre in the temporal lobe directly
• D)amplifying sound as it first enters the ear drum

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