Which Correctly Traces the Path of a Sound Vibration Until $\rightarrow$

question 68

Multiple Choice

Which correctly traces the path of a sound vibration until the signal is sent to the brain?

• A)auditory canal \(\rightarrow\) tympanic membrane \(\rightarrow\) malleus \(\rightarrow\) incus \(\rightarrow\) stapes\(\rightarrow\) oval window \(\rightarrow\) cochlea \(\rightarrow\) cochlear nerve
• B)auditory canal \(\rightarrow\) malleus\(\rightarrow\) incus \(\rightarrow\) stapes \(\rightarrow\) tympanic membrane \(\rightarrow\) oval window\(\rightarrow\) cochlea \(\rightarrow\) cochlear nerve
• C)auditory canal\(\rightarrow\) tympanic membrane \(\rightarrow\) malleus \(\rightarrow\) incus \(\rightarrow\) stapes \(\rightarrow\) cochlea \(\rightarrow\) oval window \(\rightarrow\) cochlear nerve
• D)auditory canal\(\rightarrow\) tympanic membrane \(\rightarrow\) oval window \(\rightarrow\) cochlea \(\rightarrow\) malleus \(\rightarrow\) incus \(\rightarrow\) stapes\(\rightarrow\) cochlear nerve
• E)auditory canal \(\rightarrow\) malleus \(\rightarrow\) incus \(\rightarrow\) stapes \(\rightarrow\) oval window \(\rightarrow\) tympanic membrane \(\rightarrow\) cochlea \(\rightarrow\) cochlear nerve

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