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Pinnea
Captures external sound waves
Semicircular tube
Contains fluid for orientation and baland
Eustatchian tube
Connects ear to throat for drainage and pressure equilization
Malleus, incus, and stapes
Bones that vibrate to transmit sound waves
Cochlea
Contains cells that respond to sound waves
External auditory canal
Funnel sound waves deeper into the ear
Vestibulocochlear nerve
Transmits sound information to temporal lobe and balance information to cerebellum
Ear drum
Vibrates when sound waves strike it
Oval window
Point of transmission sound vibrations middle to inner
Round window
Acts as pressure release valve and allows fluid to move in the cochlea
Temporal bone
Protects middle and inner and houses cockle/canals/ear organs