Inner ear Flashcards

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stucres within inner ear

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cochlea
semicircular canals
vestibular nenrve, ccohlear nerve

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what crainal nerjve is the vestibular cholare

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crainal nerve 8

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what fucnito fhte them middle ear helps to amplify sound

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large surface area diffeacne with inner ear
leaver action of ossicular chain and pressure on staples footplate to pressure on malleus, help to amplify

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what type of lymph is on the outside of the inner ear canl and what type of lymph is on the inner parter of the inner ear canal

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outside, perilymph,
inside - endolymph

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what memabren sepperates inenrar andmiddle ear

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oval windo and round window

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parts of membranous labyrint

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sacculacle and utricle

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what type of cell flow cations in to the ear endolpymph

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hair ells

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what is tonotopic arrangment

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means that in certain parts of the ear there is different parts which are sensitive to different frequencies

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where does the tunign fork go in the webers tests

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in the centre of the paitnets forehad

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what is a normal reuslt fo teh webers test

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ear the sound equally in both hear

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what indicates sensorineural hearing loss in webers test

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sound is louder in normal ear and quieter in the effected ear

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what indiactes conductie hearing loss in weiers test

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sound is louder in effected ear and quite in non effective ear

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what is sensorineural hearing loss

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damage to the cells in the ear

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where is the fork placed in the rinnes test

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on mastoid process

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what do you test for in rinnes test

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difference in conducitve and air condutive hearling loss

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what is the noraml test reuslt for rinnes test

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air conduciton is better than bone condicotin

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what is rinnes positive

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when air conduciton is better than bone conductoin

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what is an abdnormal reines test

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when bone conduction is better than air conduction

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19
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what is rehines negative

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when conducito nis better though bone than air

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20
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is sensorineual hearlin loss rinne positive or negative

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postive

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what is pure audiometry

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when differnt frequencys are played at differnt levels and decieb and ask paitnet to click buzzer when they hear a noise, to determine what they can and cannot hear

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22
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what colour is used to indicate right and left ear on a hearing graph

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red right
blue left ear

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causes of sensorineual hearing loss

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ototoixc mediaion
head injry
aucosiic neuroma
viral infection

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aucuois neroma

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cancer that devlopis on crainal nerve 8 , it is noncancerous

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what is the air bone gap
differne betwen bone and air condion, should be relatively small
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what does a large gap in airbone gap indicate
conductive hearing loss
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what age is visual reinforcemnt audionmetry aimed at
children under 2
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what age is play audoiary aimed at
children 2-4
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name of hearing test for newborn childrne
otoacousic emmisions test
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how does the otoacousitc emmiosn test work
sound given off by the inner ear when the cohlea is stimulated due to the outer hair cells virbaigin, this sound can be measured with probe in ear canal
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what is tympanomety
detemring if tther is fludi in the middle ear canla or the ear drum is perforated
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how does tympanometyr work
pushes air into ear canal making ear drums move back and foth
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what is the findings in tympanomey when there is excess fluid
lower air pressure in hte middle ear
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how does the tympanomety show if there is things in the inner ear
flat curve
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what does the tympanomety show if there is suction in middle ear as a result of ethoipian tube dysfunction
negative pressure peak
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who is able to get bone condtive hearing loss
those who cannot tolerate haring aid due to shape of ear those with significant hearing loss those with recurant infection
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what is the fuctionf o teh colcar impaltn
turns hearing souds into nosie
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what plane does the utricle sense in
horizontal
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what plane does hte saccule sense in
verticle
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what are otolins
calcium carbonet cystls on otolithic servie kimptoatn in movement
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what do the otoliths sit on top of
macula ( the sensory organ)
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what is the otolith
calcium carbonate cyses , used for detion of movemtn and acceleation in teh sacular or uricile
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what sensory organ in contianed int eh ampllas
crista
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what is the vertublo ocular relex
companation of ming eyes and head not moving, toprent dissnes
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what moves to companeate for vesibulo occular eflex
crista
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what are the ampila
expanded area of hte semicircular canals
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what type of lymph is in teh semicuira canals
endolymph
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type of cel found in ampilla
sterocillia - detect movement
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membrane name of ampilla
otolithic memanrebe
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what facotrs effect balance
vestibylar visual touch
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conditiosn which effect inner ear balance
benighn paroxysmal posital vertigo vestibular neuritis/ labrynthitis meniers disease migraine
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what is the cuase of being paroxymal positional veritgo
moving of otoconia, (calcium carbonate crystals in otolithic membrne
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what is the test for paroxysmal positional vertigo
dixhallpike manover - where painte lies on back and faces side to see if verigo happens in this posion
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treatment for beign parxymsla veritgo
epley manover
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what is vestibualr nurtisi signs
vertigo, naues and vommiting, and possibly nystagmus
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what is hearing loss a sign of along side vestibular neuritsi
labyrinthitis
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what is nystagmus
reetive involuart movemetn of eyes
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what is cuases of vestibular neutisi
reactivation fo latent hsv infeciton
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manangmet for vestibuarl neurtis
vestibular sedetives vestibular rehabation
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what is meiniers disease clinical features
spontantous vertig unilatearl hearing loss tititus aural fullness
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durainatio fo meiser attack
hours
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what is downside of intratrymapc gentamicin
will cuase ototoxic damge resuilig in hearing loss
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managmet fo rmeitnsers
betahistime intraympaic dexamethasone intratympanic gentamicin
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pinae
outer ear, cartilsge part
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how does firber lenght altera along ear
at start of ear, shorter fiber at end of ear , longer fibers
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what type of molcure passes election
sodium channels
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