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Histology Ear Flashcards

1
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Path of sound

A

External canal –> ear drum –> malleolus –> incus –> stapes –> oval window –> cochlea

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2
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Semicircular arches function

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Equilibrium

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3
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Round window function

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Decrease pressure in inner ear as there is liquid in the inferior part of the cochlea which during vibration causes pressure to increase

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4
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Which window is connected to stapes

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Oval window

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5
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Which window functions to release pressure of the inner ear

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Round window

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6
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Order of ossicles

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Malleolus –> incus –> stapes

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7
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Function of ossicles

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Modulate movement of tympanic membrane

Put pressure to oval window by incrementing incoming waves

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8
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Where are the organ of corti located

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Inside the cochlea within the white spaces

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9
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Order of vesticular mbm.
basilar mbm.
organ of corti

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Vestibular mbm
Organ of corti
Basilar mbm

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10
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Depolarization of hair cell sterocilia in the cochlea results from the interaction with

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Tectorial mbm

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11
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Location of tectorial mbm

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Around the hair cells above the basilar mbm

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12
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Organ of corti is on top of

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Basilar mbm

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13
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Sensory epithelium formed of

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Hair cells on top of basilar mbm

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14
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Function of spiral ganglion

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Fire action potential

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15
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Cochlear duct hold which liquid

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Endolymph

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16
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What produces endolymph of cochlear duct

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Stria vascularis

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17
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Contents of scala vestibuli

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Vestibular ligament
Spiral ganglion 
Vestibular membrane
Tectorial membrane 
Organ of corti
Basilar membrane 
Stria vascularis
18
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Location of supporting cells

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Between hair cells

19
Q

What separates the middle from inner ear

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Oval window

20
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Bony labyrinth formed of

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Semicircular canals, cochlea, vestibule

21
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Membranous labyrinth formed of

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Saccule, utricle and cochlear duct

22
Q

What structure connected to the semicircular duct

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Utricle

23
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Which structure connected to the cochlear duct

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Saccule

24
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Relationship between bony and membranous labyrinth

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Membranous labyrithn held within the bony labyrinth

25
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Liquid inside membranous labyrinth

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Endolymph produced by stria vascularis

26
Q

Enlargements of vestibular canals

A

Ampullae

27
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How do the semicircular canals move

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Movement of endolymph (stria vascularis) will move the cupula

28
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Endolymphatic sac formed of

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Union of saccule with utricle

29
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Parts of inner ear histology image

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Saccule
Macula of saccule 
Utricle 
Macula of utricle 
Crysta ampullaries of semicircular canal
30
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Cells of the macula

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Type 1 and Type 2 neuroepithelial hair cells

31
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Macula covered in

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Gelatinous layers called otolithic mbm

32
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Where are crystals located

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In the hair cells of macula

33
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Macula covered in what mbm

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Otolithic mbm which contrains crystals

34
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Substance of otolithic mbm

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Glycoproteins with calcified structures called crystals/otoconia

35
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Histology of crysta ampullaries

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Filled with endolymph
Thicker than maculae
Do not contain otoconia (crystals)

36
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Endolymphatic sac function

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Reabsorption of endolymph

37
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Circular movement of head disrupts

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Endolymph in semicircular canals

38
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Linear movement of head disrupts

A

Saccule and utricle

39
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Linear disruption steps

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Disruption of otolith (crystals) in saccule and utricle
Transmitted to maculae through gelatinous layer
Sterocilia are bent causing an electrical signal

40
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Periplymph found in

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Between the bony and membranous labyrinth

41
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Endolymph found in

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Within the membranous labyrinth

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