Peripheral auditory system Flashcards

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Cochlear nucleus (in the medulla)

A

auditory nerve projects to the cochlear nucleus in the medulla and sends peripheral information to the brain

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Superior olivary complex

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combines signals from both ears (kind of optic chiasm) MSO and LSO for location is done here too

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3
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Nucleus of lateral lemiscus

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not important, goes further to colliculi (is for guided movement, is in brainstem)

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Inferior colliculi

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bulbes in medulla, sent info to the medial genucilate complex (the LGN of the auditory system)

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5
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A1

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primary auditory area A2 is secondary. The more complex as it goes up. Also tonotopic organisation in A1

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Medial geniculate nucleus

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LGN of the auditory system, Key station on the way to cortex. Sends it to the A1

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