Special senses: Equilibrium Flashcards

1
Q

Cochlea - cross section

A

Vibration comes through and influences the cochlear duct, and the hair cells get bent and influence the vibration and have it gone out the round window

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2
Q

At rest what happens with ions?

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About 10% of ion channels are open and no sound is present

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3
Q

Sound travels at

A

331 m/sec

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4
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Frequency (hertz)

A

Pitch, quality, intensity

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5
Q

Where do we have magnification

A

Ossicles

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6
Q

What is amplitude?

A

Loud and soft sounds

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7
Q

What are static senses?

A

Sense position of head; maintain stability and posture when head is still (side to side)

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8
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What are dynamic senses?

A

Sudden movement or rotation of head; aid in maintaining balance

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9
Q

What is vestibule?

A

Fluid filled, bony chamber, equilibrium receptors

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10
Q

Saccule is important for what?

A

Vertical movements

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11
Q

Utricle is important for what?

A

Horizontal movements

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12
Q

What is ampulla?

A

Houses sensory organs

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13
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What is crista ampularis contain?

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A number of sensory hair cells and supporting cells

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14
Q

What is hearing loss?

A

Due to disease, damage or age related

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15
Q

What is conduction deafness?

A

Prevention or blocking sounds from entering inner ear

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16
Q

What is sensoneural deafness?

A

Damage to the neural structures

17
Q

What is tinnitus?

A

Ringing or clicking sound in the absence of auditory stimuli

18
Q

What is menieres syndrome?

A

Labyrinth disorder; effects both hearing and balance

19
Q

What is the weber test?

A

Ring tuning fork and place on center of head to hear in both ears

20
Q

What is the Rinne test?

A

Place tuning fork on the bone behind ear and move away till they can’t hear it

21
Q

What is the Bing test?

A

Same as Rinne except close the other ear canal

22
Q

What is sound location?

A

Move tuning fork around and have patient detect location

23
Q

What is postural reflex test?

A

Unexpected changes that move the body away from a state of balance

24
Q

What is Barany test?

A

Tests visual response to changes in dynamic equilibrium; spinning in a chair and seeing their eyes twitch

25
Q

What is the Romberg test?

A

Tests static equilibrium by standing with back to the wall