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    HEARING CONSERVATION

    Trina Redford, Industrial HygienistNational Naval Medical Center

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    NOISE EVALUATION

    OBJECTIVE

    To familiarize ourselves with the anatomyand physiologyof the ear

    the purposof a noise evaluation tyes of soun! l"l mtrsutilized to collect

    measurements

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    ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF

    THE EAR

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    Main Components of the

    Hearing Mehanism!

    "uter #ar

    Middle #ar

    Inner #ar Central $uditory Nervous %ystem

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    %tructures of the "uter #ar

    $uricle '(inna) Collects sound

    *ocalization

    $mlifies sound

    'aro+ &-. d/)

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    #+ternal $uditory Canal0

    $ro+ 1 inch inlength

    %3 shaed

    *ined with cerumenglands

    "uter 145 surrounded6y cartilage

    Inner 2457s surrounded6y mastoid 6one

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    Mastoi" Proess

    /ony ridge 6ehind the

    auricle

    (rovides suort to

    the e+ternal ear and

    osterior wall of the

    middle ear cavity

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    T#mpani Mem$rane!

    Thin mem6rane

    :orms 6oundary6etween outer and

    middle ear ;i6rates in resonse to

    sound

    Changes acousticalenergy intomechanical energy

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    ressure

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    Str&t&res of the Inner Ear

    Cochlea %nail shaed organ with a

    series of fluid-filled tunnels

    Converts mechanical energyto electrical energy

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    Organ Of Corti!

    The end organ of

    hearing

    Contains stereocilia

    and hair cells

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    Hair Ce%%s!

    :re>uency secific High itches? 6ase of

    cochlea

    *ow itches? ae+ ofcochlea

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    .esti$&%ar S#stem

    Consists of three semi-

    circular canals

    %hares fluid with the

    cochlea

    Controls 6alance

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    Centra% A&"itor# S#stem

    ;IIIth Cranial nerve or $uditory Nerve3 Carries signals from cochlea to 6rain

    $uditory Corte+ Temoral lo6e of the 6rain where sound is

    erceived and analyzed

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    Ho/ So&n" Tra0e%s Thro&ghHo/ So&n" Tra0e%s Thro&gh

    The Ear111The Ear1111Acoustic energy, in the form of sound waves, is channeled into the ear canal 6y

    the pinna

    2 %ound waves hit the tympani# mm$ranand cause it to vi6rate, li@e a drum,

    changing it into mechanical energy

    5 The mallus, which is attached to the tymanic mem6rane, starts the ossi#lsinto

    motion

    ! The stapsmoves in and out of the o"al %in!o%of the #o#hlacreating a fluid

    motion

    & The fluid movement causes mem6ranes in the Organ o& Cortito shear against

    the hair #lls

    . This creates an electrical signalwhich is sent u the Au!itory Nr"to the 6rain

    The 6rain interrets it as soundA

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    23ESTIONS4

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    NOISE HA5ARDS

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