CLC EXAM!!! QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION LATEST 2024 GRADED
A++
Trace the lightwave/nerve impulse from anterior to posterior.
- Cerebral cortex
- Thalamus
- Optic chiasm
- Optic nerve fibers
1. Optic Nerve Fibers (anterior)
2. Optic Chiasm
3. Thalamus
4. Cerebral Cortex
Match the auditory terms to the definitions.
- Opening of the auditory canal to the outside body.
- thin layer of tissue between the inner and outer ear; eardrum
- One of three small bones of the middle ear.
- Membrane between the middle ear and inner ear.
A. Tympanic membrane
B. Ossicle
C. Oval window
D. Auditory meatus
,Tympanic membrane= thin layer of tissue between the inner and outer ear; eardrum
Ossicle= One of three small bones of the middle ear.
Oval Window= Membrane between the middle ear and inner ear.
Auditory Meatus= Opening of the auditory canal to the outside body.
Match the auditory terms to the definitions.
- Pertaining to sound
- Record of hearing
- A health care professional specializing in the evaluation and rehabilitation of
people with hearing loss.
- Pertaining to the ear.
A. Aural
B. Audiogram
C. Audiologist
D. Acoustic
Aural= pertaining to the ear
Audiogram= record of hearing
Audiologist= A health care professional specializing in the evaluation and rehabilitation
of people with hearing loss.
Acoustic= Pertaining to sound
,Match the auditory pathological terms to the definitions.
- Inflammation of the inner ear.
- Sensation of noises (ringing, buzzing, whistling, booming) in the ears.
- Sensation of irregular or whirling motion either of oneself or of external objects.
- Results from impairment of the inner ear ossicles and membranes transmitting
sound waves to the cochlea.
A. Otitis media
B. Tinnitus
C. Conductive deafness
D. Vertigo
Otitis media= inflammation of the inner ear
Tinnitus= sensation of noises (ringing, buzzing, whistline, booming) in the ears
Conductive deafness= Results from impairment of the inner ear ossicles and
membranes transmitting sound waves to the cochlea
Vertigo= Sensation of irregular or whirling motion either of oneself or of external objects
Match the optical combining forms with the definitions.
- Water
- Pupil
- Corne/o
- Iris, ciliary body, and choroid.
A. Aque/o
, B. Cor/o
C. Corne/o
D. Uve/o
Aque/o= water
Cor/o= pupil
Corne/o= Corne/o
Uve/o= iris, cilliary body and choroid
Order the pathway of sound vibrations from the outer ear to the brain.
- Malleus
- External auditory canal
- Pinna
- Tympanic membrane
1. Pinna (outer ear)
2. External Auditory canal
3. Tympanic membrane
4. malleus
Match the auditory combining forms or suffixes with the definitions.
- Ear
- Hearing; the sense of hearing.
- Eardrum
- Stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear.
A. Tympan/o
B. Staped/o
C. Aur/o
D. Audi/o
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION LATEST 2024 GRADED
A++
Trace the lightwave/nerve impulse from anterior to posterior.
- Cerebral cortex
- Thalamus
- Optic chiasm
- Optic nerve fibers
1. Optic Nerve Fibers (anterior)
2. Optic Chiasm
3. Thalamus
4. Cerebral Cortex
Match the auditory terms to the definitions.
- Opening of the auditory canal to the outside body.
- thin layer of tissue between the inner and outer ear; eardrum
- One of three small bones of the middle ear.
- Membrane between the middle ear and inner ear.
A. Tympanic membrane
B. Ossicle
C. Oval window
D. Auditory meatus
,Tympanic membrane= thin layer of tissue between the inner and outer ear; eardrum
Ossicle= One of three small bones of the middle ear.
Oval Window= Membrane between the middle ear and inner ear.
Auditory Meatus= Opening of the auditory canal to the outside body.
Match the auditory terms to the definitions.
- Pertaining to sound
- Record of hearing
- A health care professional specializing in the evaluation and rehabilitation of
people with hearing loss.
- Pertaining to the ear.
A. Aural
B. Audiogram
C. Audiologist
D. Acoustic
Aural= pertaining to the ear
Audiogram= record of hearing
Audiologist= A health care professional specializing in the evaluation and rehabilitation
of people with hearing loss.
Acoustic= Pertaining to sound
,Match the auditory pathological terms to the definitions.
- Inflammation of the inner ear.
- Sensation of noises (ringing, buzzing, whistling, booming) in the ears.
- Sensation of irregular or whirling motion either of oneself or of external objects.
- Results from impairment of the inner ear ossicles and membranes transmitting
sound waves to the cochlea.
A. Otitis media
B. Tinnitus
C. Conductive deafness
D. Vertigo
Otitis media= inflammation of the inner ear
Tinnitus= sensation of noises (ringing, buzzing, whistline, booming) in the ears
Conductive deafness= Results from impairment of the inner ear ossicles and
membranes transmitting sound waves to the cochlea
Vertigo= Sensation of irregular or whirling motion either of oneself or of external objects
Match the optical combining forms with the definitions.
- Water
- Pupil
- Corne/o
- Iris, ciliary body, and choroid.
A. Aque/o
, B. Cor/o
C. Corne/o
D. Uve/o
Aque/o= water
Cor/o= pupil
Corne/o= Corne/o
Uve/o= iris, cilliary body and choroid
Order the pathway of sound vibrations from the outer ear to the brain.
- Malleus
- External auditory canal
- Pinna
- Tympanic membrane
1. Pinna (outer ear)
2. External Auditory canal
3. Tympanic membrane
4. malleus
Match the auditory combining forms or suffixes with the definitions.
- Ear
- Hearing; the sense of hearing.
- Eardrum
- Stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear.
A. Tympan/o
B. Staped/o
C. Aur/o
D. Audi/o
