Question

according to our lecture slides, what causes sensorineural hearing loss?
neural signals between the cochlea and the rest of the brain are cut off.
the ear drum being surgically removed.
the ossicles do not move.
the ear drum does not vibrate.
question 47
2.5 pts
there are three tiny bones that make up the structure of the middle ear: malleus, stapes, and what else?
incus
cochlea
semi - circular canals
tympanic membrane

Explanation:

Sensorineural hearing loss occurs when there is damage to the sensory cells in the cochlea or the neural pathways between the cochlea and the brain. Cutting off neural signals between the cochlea and the rest of the brain can cause this type of hearing - loss. The middle - ear bones are malleus, incus, and stapes.

Answer:

First question: Neural signals between the cochlea and the rest of the brain are cut off.
Second question: Incus