Karius - Auditory & Vestibular System Flashcards

1
Q

where is perilymph found?

A

scala vestibuli and scala tympani

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2
Q

what is perilymph composition? similar to?

A

high Na, low K; ECF/CSF

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3
Q

where is endolymph found?

A

scala media

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4
Q

what is the composition of endolymph? similar to?

A

high K, low Na; ICF

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5
Q

what do the middle ear ossicles do?

A

impedence matching

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6
Q

What does vibration of the basilar membrane is determined by?

A

frequency of the sound

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7
Q

where does high frequency sound vibrate basilar membrane?

A

near base

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8
Q

where does low frequency sound vibrate basilar membrane?

A

near helicotrema

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9
Q

what does the vibration of the membrane cause?

A

bending of hair cells–> depolarization

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10
Q

what does the ventral path of the cochlear nuclei detect?

A

the nature of the sound (high or low)

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11
Q

what does the dorsal path of the cochlear nuclei detect?

A

the location of the sound

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12
Q

what does the medial superior olive detect?

A

differences in time of arrival to the ears

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13
Q

what does the medial superior olive detect?

A

differences in intensity

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14
Q

what does the inferior colliculus detect?

A

spatial map of sound (where is it coming from)

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15
Q

what does the primary auditory cortex detect?

A

tonotopic map, beginning to know what the sound is

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16
Q

what 3 things does the associated auditory cortical area do?

A
  1. processing of complex sounds (music)
  2. ID of sound (naming)
  3. speech
17
Q

what movement is linear acceleration?

A

moving along a line, horizontally or vertically

18
Q

what movement is angular acceleration?

A

rotation; fall forward, backward

19
Q

what detects forward falls?

A

anterior semicircular canal

20
Q

what detects spinning?

A

horizontal semicircular canal

21
Q

what detects backward falls?

A

posterior semicircular canal

22
Q

what detects forward walking?

A

utricle

23
Q

what detects jumping up and down?

A

saccule

24
Q

what is the process of vestibular detection?

A

moving of endolymph, bending of hair cells, initiation of action potentials

25
Q

what is the goal of vestibule-optic reflex?

A

maintain focus on point on horizon in front of us until impossible to do so

26
Q

what extra ocular m. is activated in forward falls?

A

eyes go up: superior rectus

27
Q

what extra ocular m. is activated in backward falls?

A

eyes go down: superior oblique m.

28
Q

what extra ocular m. are involved in spins?

A

medial and lateral rectus m.

29
Q

what is the majority of cortical and cerebellar involvement in the vestibulooptic reflexes?

A

suppress the reflex to allow for voluntary motion