Conduction deafness involves conditions that:
A) interfere with transmitting vibrations from the tympanic membrane to the cochlea
B) are not improved by the use of a hearing aid
C) involve damage to the auditory receptor cells along the basilar membrane
D) are caused by damage to association areas

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Conduction deafness is caused by any factor that interferes with the transmission of sound vibrations from the outer ear to the cochlea. This can include earwax buildup, damage to the bones or structures of the middle ear, or other obstructions. It can often be treated with a hearing aid or other interventions.

Conduction Deafness Involves Conditions That