to the rupture of the tympanic membrane, which does not transmit the sound waves to the ossicles of the inner ear.

to the destruction of the ossicles of the middle ear, preventing the transformation of mechanical energy into chemical.

to the impossibility of the air contained inside the cochlea stimulating the sensory cells of the semicircular canals.

to the destruction of some substances inside the middle ear, without which the inner ear is not stimulated.

to damage to the hair cells present inside the cochlea, which stop transforming mechanical energy into electrical.

Many young people are exposed to high-intensity sounds, such as in nightclubs and concerts, as well as using headphones, so that those around them also hear the 'music'. Prolonged exposure to noises of such intensities can cause irreversible damage to hearing, which are due

Question about Human Body: Senses

Subject Biology

Biology

Source UFTM

UFTM

Topic Human Body: Senses

Human Body: Senses

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(UFTM 2012) - Question Medium of Biology