Which of the following correctly describes the path sound travels through the ear? A.
Pinna- external auditory canal- tympanic membrane- ossicles- cochlea- organ of corti- brain
B.
External auditory canal- pinna- ossicles- tympanic membrane- organ of corti- cochlea- brain
C.
Pinna- external auditory canal- tympanic membrane- ossicles- organ of corti- cochlea- brain
D.
External auditory canal- pinna- tympanic membrane- ossicles- organ of corti- cochlea- brain

The sequence that correctly describes the path sound travels through the ear is pinna → external auditory canal → tympanic membrane → ossicles → cochlea → organ of Corti → brain.

Explanation:

The ear is a set of structures that allows the conversion of sound vibrations into nerve impulses to be conducted to the brain. Hearing is the sense that is possible thanks to the ear.

In general terms, the ear is divided into three sections: external, middle and internal ear. The external ear is in charge of conducting sound vibrations, in the middle ear they are converted into mechanical vibrations, and the inner ear transforms these vibrations into nerve impulses.

The organ of Corti is in relation to the auditory nerve, which leads the nervous impulses produced to the auditory cortex, in the brain.

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