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Which of the following substance will elicit the sensation of sour?
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Bitter taste is elicited by which of the following substances?
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Major role in determination of direction of origin of sound is done by which of the following brainstem structure?
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The primary auditory cortex lies in which of the following lobes of cerebral cortex?
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Auditory information is relayed through which thalamic nuclei?
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A 25-year-old laborer worked in a noisy environment for 6 months and developed noise induced hearing loss. Which of the following statements is correct regarding his condition?
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Which of the following middle ear ossicle is attached to the oval window?
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Which theory best explains the hearing of a sound of frequency >5000Hz?
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Which of the following is not correct about cochlear microphonics?
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In the case of sound stimuli, the interpreted sensation changes approximately proportional to which of the following?
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