The Structure Located at the End of the External Auditory

question 33

Multiple Choice

The structure located at the end of the external auditory canal that functions in receiving and transmitting sound waves is the

• A) external auditory meatus.
• B) incus.
• C) cochlea.
• D) tympanic membrane.

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