Vibration of the Stirrup Against This Membrane Transmits Sound Waves

question 76

Multiple Choice

Vibration of the stirrup against this membrane transmits sound waves into the fluid- filled cochlea.

• A) Tympanic membrane
• B) Basilar membrane
• C) Oval window
• D) Tectorial membrane
• E) Round window

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Definitions:

Oral Cavity

The mouth, including the lips, teeth, gums, and the initial portion of the alimentary canal, playing a key role in speech, breathing, and digestion.

Tongue

The tongue is a muscular organ in the mouth that is essential for tasting, masticating (chewing) food, and aiding in the process of swallowing.

Dentition

The arrangement or condition of the teeth within the mouth.

Finger-like Projections

Extensions found on the surface of certain cells or within bodily organs that increase surface area for absorption or sensory perception.