auditory lec 4 Flashcards

1
Q

systems involved in balance? (4)

A
  1. vestibular system
  2. visual system
  3. proprioceptive system
  4. brain
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2
Q

what are the 5 sensory organs of the inner ear?

A
  • 3 semicircular canals
  • 2 otolithic organs (utricle and saccule)
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3
Q

diff bw semicircular CANAL vs DUCT?

A
  • canal: boney
  • duct: membranous
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4
Q

where are the SCCs located in relation to the cochlea? (2)

A

posterior and superior

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5
Q

which segment of temporal bone are the SCCs located in?

A

petrous

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6
Q

what fluid is in the SCCs?

A
  • endolymph (continuous w/ scala media)
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7
Q

true or false: the anterior and posterior SCC are perpendicular to the lateral SCC

A

true

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8
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what type of movement is each SCC sensitive to?

A
  1. anterior SCC: vertical movements in saggital plane (nodding yes)
  2. posterior SCC: vertical movements in coronal plane (bend to shoulders)
  3. lateral SCC: horizontal movements in transverse plane (rotate head)
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9
Q

T or F: the anterior SCC is approximately parallel to the gravitational plane during motion

A

false! lateral SCC*

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10
Q

what is an ampulla?

A

the swelling at the end of each SCC

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11
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what is the common crus? where does it terminate?

A
  • common crus: where anterior and posterior SCCs come together
  • terminates at vestibule
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12
Q

what does the vestibule do?

A

connects SSC to cochlea

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13
Q

what is in the vestibule? (2)

A

utricle and saccule

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14
Q

what do the saccule and utricle contain? (2)

A
  • otoconia
  • sensory hair cells
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15
Q

where specifically are the otoconia embedded? what do they do?

A
  • embedded in macula
  • inertia causes hair cell stimulation when head moves
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16
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diff bw otoconia of saccule vs utricle?

A
  • saccule: otoconia are in nearly vertical position. hair cells = in fluid and otoconia = on otolithic membrane.
  • utricle: otoconia are in horizontal position and smaller than saccule ones.
17
Q

what are cristae?

A

folds in the inner membrane of AMPULLA (in SCCs, not utricle/saccule) containing hair cells.

18
Q

describe neural transmission of vestibular signals

A
  • membrane movement moves cilia which triggers neural impulse
  • transmitted to brain via cranial nerve 8 (VC nerve)
19
Q

what does pharyngeal pouch 1 give rise to? (2)

A
  1. ET
  2. middle ear cavity
20
Q

what does pharyngeal groove 1 give rise to? (1)

A

external auditory meatus

21
Q

what does what does pharyngeal arch 1 give rise to? (3)

A
  • tensor tympani
  • malleus
  • incus
22
Q

what does pharyngeal arch 2 give rise to? (2)

A
  • stapes
  • stapedius
23
Q

which swellings form external ear?

A
  • 6 swellings from arch 1 and 2
24
Q

where does the…
a) lining of middle ear
b) tympanic membrane
originate from?

A

a) first pouch
b) first pouch + groove

25
Q

T or F: Inner ear – does not develop from a pharyngeal arch, groove or pouch

A

true

26
Q

what does the inner ear develop from?

A

otic vesicle
(dorsal – utricle and SCC, ventral – saccule and scala media)