The Combining Form Cochle/o Refers to the Anatomic Structure That

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Multiple Choice

The combining form cochle/o refers to the anatomic structure that is the

• A)one of three bones of the middle ear; shaped like a stirrup and connected to the oval window.
• B)sensory organ of balance containing receptors and endolymph.
• C)coiled portion of the inner ear containing the sensory organ for hearing.
• D)portion of the ear containing the tympanic membrane and the tympanic cavity which contains the ossicles.

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