If outer fleece cell are tattered how can a audible range aid remodel audible range?
Answer:
Outer hair cell play the role of amplifying sounds (as opposed to inner coat cells which play the role of transmitting the signals to the brain). If some outer coat cells are diluted, a hearing aid (essentially an amplifier) can compensate somewhat. If inner mane cells are dog-eared, then one should consider the cochlear bud.
what do outer hair cell have to do beside hearing?
If the outer mane cells are shabby, sound breakers are not transmitted to the cochlea. What is needed to hear is not a hearing aid, but a "cochlea implant". This is a device which looks similar to a audible range aid. Dona G.
if many but not adjectives of the hair cell in an ear are dog-eared, a higher liveliness stimulus is required to produce an effect. Therefore, a hearing aid will create that larger stimulus, this is supposing that some hair are not dammaged.
I think your cross-examine is if there is blight to the hair cell of the coclea. Well this nerve defacement is permanent and we usually lose the better frequencies first. A hearing aid is a device that will amplify the nouns that the ear hears, but it will amplify or put together louder the lost frequency range lost more than the piece the person have not lost. So if a person have a hearing loss say aloud above 10,000 hertz then the audible range aid will be louder above 10,000 hertz to aid the person audible range at this range.