Benign Positional Vertigo Is Due to

question 25

Multiple Choice

Benign positional vertigo is due to

• A) the formation of particles in the semicircular canal. These particles will stimulate the steroeocilia producing a sensation of movement when there is actually no movement.
• B) the formation of particles in the semicircular canal resulting in an inner ear infection.
• C) the formation of particles in the cochlea. These particles will stimulate the steroeocilia producing a sensation of movement when there is actually no movement.
• D) the formation of particles in the malleus. These particles will stimulate the steroeocilia producing a sensation of movement when there is actually no movement.
• E) the calcification of the malleus producing a decrease in the conduction of sound.

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