Which of the following procedures bypasses the hair cells and directly stimulates the auditory nerves?
A)cochlear implant
B)hearing aid
C)biofeedback technique
D)decibel enhancer

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A cochlear implant is a procedure where an electronic device is implanted directly into the cochlea (inner ear) to stimulate the auditory nerves and bypass the damaged hair cells. This is a common treatment option for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. The other options, hearing aids, biofeedback techniques, and decibel enhancers, all work by amplifying sound and/or providing feedback to the user, but do not bypass the hair cells to directly stimulate the auditory nerves.

Which of the Following Procedures Bypasses the Hair Cells and Directly