PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOUND. USE OF SOUND IN MEDICINE

Authors

  • Azimov Jurabek Shavkatjon O’g’li 2 st year student of Tashkent Medical Academy, Faculty of Medicine No. 2 Author
  • Sardorbek Sultonov 3st year student of Tashkent Medical Academy, Faculty of Medicine №2 Author
  • Izzatullayev Javoxirbek Botirovich 2st year student of Tashkent Medical Academy , Scientific supervisor: TTA asistent Raximov Bobur Turg'unovich Author

Keywords:

The physical properties of sound, the acoustic spectrum, noise and its types, and the factors that cause it are discussed.

Abstract

USE OF SOUND IN MEDICINE

We receive the basic information around us through the organs of hearing and sight. In both cases, we receive information about objects without physical contact with them. Although sound and light are different physical phenomena, they are both waves. The energy carried by the waves stimulates our sensory mechanisms.

Sound is a mechanical wave emitted by a vibrating body. For example, when a tuning fork or human vocal chords vibrate, the air molecules around them move and change in response to the motion of the vibrating body. Oscillating molecules, in turn, transmit their motion to neighboring molecules. When the air vibrations reach the ear, they cause the drum to vibrate, which in turn causes nerve impulses that are received by the brain

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Published

2024-04-24