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    we have is hearing. Hearing is controlled by our ears. The process for how we perceive sound through our ears is detailed‚ as there are multiple parts of our ears. Sound may not be as important to others as i think it is‚ but its the most critical sense we have. It is overlooked and it should be appreciated more as it is easy to damage your sense of hearing. The ear contains multiple different parts. These parts consist of the auditory canal‚ ear drum‚ hammer‚ anvil‚ stirrup‚ round window‚ oval

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    from mild hearing loss to total deafness (March of Dimes‚ 2010). Humans are able to hear sounds through the brains relationship with the ear. The outer ear absorbs sound waves that travel through the eardrum. These sound waves are then transferred to the middle ear before entering the cochlea. The cochlea is the main receptor organ for hearing and works with inner ear canals that assist with balance to hear and register sounds to the brain. Before an educator can differentiate or modify lesson plans

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    In the 1900s the first electric hearing aid was invented by a viennese man named Dr. Frederick Alt. One hearing aid was the ear trumpet. Other inventions included snail-shaped with shells‚ wire spring ran over the top of the head. Many scientists developed hearing aids that the teeth to conduct sound. In the twentieth century hearing aids became smaller and more sophisticated. In the 1932‚ the Royal Residential School teachers wore microphone and each child wore hearing aids. Most schools forbidden

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    location. The ear is divided into three divisions: the outer‚ middle‚ and inner. Sound waves pass through the outer ear‚ which consists of the pinnae‚ the structures that stick out from the sides of the head‚ and the auditory canal‚ which is a tube-like recess about 3 cm long in adults. The middle ear is a small cavity‚ about 2 cubic centimeters in volume‚ that separates the outer and inner ears. This cavity contains ossicles‚ malleus‚ incus‚ stapes‚ and the oval window. The middle ear also contains

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    above 500 Hz with good word recognition scores in each ear. The patient expressed difficulty talking to his wife in the car and from distance at home. He reported they do not go out often‚ but when they do‚ it is typically just a group of three or four people. He is retired and works with his wife in her own business at home‚ making handmade wooden crafts. He is not concerned about cosmetics and prefers a hearing aid that sits behind his ear like the ones his neighbor has. Given the degree and configuration

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    necessary for this question) Mr. Johnson is a candidate for hearing aids in the first place for a number of reasons. First‚ an audiometric test showed that he has a mild sloping to a severe high frequency sensorineural hearing loss in both of his ears‚ consistent with noise- induced hearing loss. Since Mr. Johnson is experiencing sensorineural hearing loss‚ unfortunately‚ his hearing loss is permanent. However‚ he would benefit from hearing aids‚ as his hearing would improve. Mr. Johnson is 64 years

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    which individual are Able to perform certain tasks independently. TABLE OF CONTENT 1. INTRODUCTION………………………………………..2 2. TECHNOLOGIES USED………………………………..3 3. ARTIFICIAL MUSCLES………………………………..4 4. BIONIC HEART…………………………………………4 5. BIONIC EAR……………………………………………..9 6. ELECTRONIC NOSE …………………………………..11 7. ELECTRONIC TONGUE………………………………17 8. BIONIC EYE……………………………………………..19 9. BIONIC LEG……………………………………………..21 10. BIONIC HAND…………………………………………..27 11. FUTURE OF BIONICS …………………………………29

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    effect against infections. This is secondary to the fact that cerumen produces a pH in the ear canal that is slightly acidic. On the other hand‚ breakdown of skin integrity‚ insufficient cerumen production‚ or blockage of the ear canal with cerumen (which promotes water retention) can predispose to infection. Skin integrity can be injured by direct trauma‚ heat‚ and moisture or persistent water in the ear canal. Such damage is thought to be necessary for initiation of the inflammatory process. Subsequently

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    Noise Induced Hearing Loss

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    cells of the inner ear as well as the hearing nerve. These structures can be injured by two kinds of noise: loud impulse noise‚ such as an explosion‚ or loud continuous noise‚ such as that generated in a woodworking shop. Top What are the effects of NIHL? Impulse sound can result in immediate hearing loss that may be permanent. The structures of the inner ear may be severely damaged. This kind of hearing loss may be accompanied by tinnitus‚ a ringing‚ buzzing‚ or roaring in the ears or head‚ which

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    impaired to learn language. Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary (2006) defines hearing as the ability of being aware of sounds with one’s ears. It further defines impairment as the state of having a physical loss or abnormality of psychological structure of function. According to WHO (2010) deafness refers to the complete loss of hearing ability in one or two ears‚ while hearing impairment refers to both complete and partial loss of the ability to hear. Therefore‚ hearing impairment is a genetic term

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