| Outer Ear: |
| Known as the pinna or auricle, the visible portion of the ear gathers sound from the surrounding environment and sends it down the ear canal. |
| Middle Ear: |
| The vibration of the tympanic membrane (eardrum) is transmitted to three small bones (malleus, incus, and stapes) that carry sound to the inner ear. |
| Inner Ear: |
| Made-up of two main parts: the cochlea, a system of complex hair cells (sensory cells) and the vestibular system, which is responsible for balance. Tiny hair cells send impulses to the auditory nerve, which in turn sends it on to the brain for the final processing of the sound. Click HERE to see the large image and sequence regarding this article. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
- 1How Do we hear?
- 2How Does a Hearing Aid work?
Hearing Aid working: So how exactly does a hearing instrument work? There are several key components that enable you to hear better while wearing the instruments. Read below to find out how a hearing instrument works!
Click HERE to see the large image and sequence regarding this article. - 3How Do I Choose A Hearing Aid?
Choosing an Instrument: If you are found to have a hearing loss, you will have many styles of hearing instruments from which to choose. Your hearing health professional will help you select the model that is most appropriate for you. He or she will take into consideration the type of hearing loss you have, your lifestyle, and your budget.
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- Sensorineural Hearing Loss
- Conductive Hearing LossSigns Of Hearing Loss
Signs of hearing loss may take years to develop, or they may show up very suddenly. Either way, it can make everyday life more difficult. If you answer yes to several of the questions below, you may have a hearing loss. Contact a hearing health professional in your area for more information.
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