Abstract The ears are highly specialized organs responsible for receiving sound and transmitting auditory information to the brain. Hearing is essential not only for recognizing voices and environmental sounds but also for speech, language development, learning, communication and social interaction. Any disturbance affecting the outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, auditory nerve or the pathways that process sound can reduce…
Abstract Ear is the organ that controls the hearing mechanism and maintains the equilibrium in the body. It receives the sound waves and converts them into proper sounds and sends signals to the brain then we respond naturally. Hearing loss in children can directly affect a child’s ability to develop language, speech and other major social skills that play an…