The Membrane That Separates the Fluid-Filled Cochlear Chamber from the Air-Filled

question 10

Multiple Choice

The membrane that separates the fluid-filled cochlear chamber from the air-filled middle ear, helping to regulate pressure in the inner ear, is called the _____

• A) Cochlear duct
• B) Cochlear membrane
• C) Oval window
• D) Round window
• E) Tympanic membrane

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