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Which is a criticism of cochlear implants?
 
  a. Denies deaf children a chance to be part of the deaf community.
  b. The transplanted cochlea is often rejected by the body.
  c. Direct stimulation of the eardrum may cause permanent damage.
  d. There is no evidence that they improve a child's hearing.

Question 2

Cochlear implants work by providing direct stimulation to the
 
  a. tympanic membrane.
  b. auditory nerve.
  c. oval window.
  d. ossicles.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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