Lecture 20 - Special Senses: Ear Flashcards
function of pinna
collect sound waves
the auditory canal skin is innervated by CN __?
containing? (3)
X (vagus)
ceruminous glands (wax)
sebaceous glands
hairs
tympanic membrane is composed of what
2 layers of epithelium fused together
- lateral boundary of middle ear =
- medial boundary of middle ear =
- superior boundary of middle ear =
- posterior boundary of middle ear =
- anterior boundary or middle ear =
- tympanic membrane
- bony wall separating mid and inner ear
- petrous portion of temporal bone
4 pneumatized (mastoid antrum)
- opening of eustachian tube
auditory ossicles are (3) and what do they do
tensor tympani muscle attaches to ___
stapedius muscle attached to ___
malleus, incus, stapes & carry vibrations from ear drum to oval window
malleus
stapes
tympanic reflex
___ places tension across the ear drum
___ locks down the ossicular chain
= dampens vibration from ___ sounds
tensor tympani
stapedius
loud
auditory (eustachian) tube
- connects __ to ___
- supported by ___ & ___
- ___ pressure across tympanic membrane
- middle ear to pharynx
- muscle and cartilage
- equalizes
inflammation to auditory tube
- an inflamed auditory tube will ___
- ___ builds up & ___ is painful
- threatens the ___ and sense of ___\___
why do kids get ear infections
- swell shut
- fluid, pressure
- ear drum, hearing/balance
they’re auditory tube is horizontal so it fills with fluid. when you’re and adult it gets an angle during puberty so it drains better
myringotomy is what
if not performs, infection can spread …
- mastoiditis =
- otitis media =
- labyrinthitis =
surgical insertion of a tube that releases fluid from mid ear
- infection of mastoid air cells
- infection or middle ear
- infection of inner ear
inner ear
- osseous labyrinth = ___
a. ___ canals in ___ portion of the ___ bone
b. ___ labyrinth is housed within the ___ labyrinth - membranous labyrinth = ___
a. ___ tubes/chambers within ___ labyrinth
b. ___ fills each canal/chamber
c. ___ is the space between oss and mem labyrinths - hair cell = functional unit of ___ and ___
a. hair cells are located throughout ___ labyrinth
b. vibration/movement of stereocilia = ___
- BONE
a. boney, petrous, temporal
b. membranous, boney - MEMBRANE
a. hollow, osseous
b. endolymph
c. perilymph - hearing and balance
a. membranous
b. signal
vestibular portion of the inner ear
semicircular canals
- three canals = __ & __ & ___
a. filled with ___ - each canal has a swelling at its base (___)
- ___ are equipped with hair cells
a. hair cells aligned in a ridge = ___
b. tips of hair cells are embedded in gel = ___ - ___ are distorted by ___ movement
a. sensitive to changes in ____ (rotation) - vestibular part of CN __?
- lateral, anterior, posterior
a. endolymph - ampulla
- ampullae
a. crista
b. cupula - cupulae, endolymph
a. position - VIII (8)
vestibular complex
- utricle and saccule each have a ___
- ___ equipped with ___ cells covered by thick gel
- gel is ornamented with ___ carbonate crystals
- otoliths provide mass across top of ___ cells
- differential nonevent of gel and head = ___
a. = gravity, tilt, and linear acceleration
- macula
- maculae, hair
- calcium
- hair
- signal
vertigo = ___ overload
- steady movement includes ___ to flow
- flow can be interrupted by abrupt __ or ___
- causes ___ and ____
receptor
- endolymph
- stop or change
- dizziness and nausea
vertigo - mismatch of audio/visual information
- vestibule apparatus senses ___
- __ system says “stationary”
3 vestibular nuclei in the ___ are confused
- causes __ and ___
- movement
- visual
- brain stem
- dizziness and nausea
vertigo and vestibular nystagmus
- steady movement induced ___ to flow
if movement continues:
a. ___ stabilizes
b. eyes get accustomed to the tracking of ___ objects
c. eye and vestibular systems are ___
if movement stops suddenly
a. ___ is suddenly re accelerated
b. __ and __ ensues
c. eyes will ___ (nystagmus) in direction of spin
d. continues until the ___ calms down
- endolymph
a. endolymph
b. moving
c. interconnected
a. endolymph
b. dizziness and nausea
c. race
d. endolymph