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3 components of accomodation reflex

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  1. convergence, 2. pupillary constriction and 3. thickening of lens
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  1. Projections from primary visual cortex to superior colliculus 2. function
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  1. visual body reflex 2. automatic movement of head and neck while reading, automatic movement of head, neck and eyes toward source of visual stimulus, protective closure of eyelids
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On which histological layer will you find rods and cones?

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Outer nuclear

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On which histological layer will you find horizontal, bipolar and amacrine cells?

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Inner nuclear

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On which layer will you find ganglion cells?

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Ganglion cell layer

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Taste pathway: ant. 2/3 of tongue

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facial nerve > geniculate ganglion > tractus solitarius > fibers to contralateral VPM of thalamus and hypothalamus > postcentral gyrus

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Taste pathway: oropharynx

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vagus nerve > tractus solitarius > fibers to contralateral VPM of thalamus and hypothalamus > postcentral gyrus

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Taste pathway: post. 1/3 of tongue

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glossopharyngeal nerve > inferior petrosal ganglion > tractus solitarius > fibers to contralateral VPM of thalamus and hypothalamus > postcentral gyrus

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9
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Vertibular end organs sensitive to angular accelaration

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3 semicircular canals in each ear

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Vestbular end organs sensitive to linear acceleration

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2 otholitic organs in each ear (saccule and utricle)

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Differentiate type 1 from type 2 vestibular hair cells

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type 1 - flask shaped with calyx-shaped afferent ending, type 2 - cylindrical with afferent ending with multiple boutons

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How many kinocilium are there per hair cell?

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1

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13
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How many stereocilia are there per hair cell?

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50-100

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Reflex that detects head motion and position relative to gravity, stimulates antigravity muscles in neck and torso to maintain balance, posture and gait

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vestibulo-spinal reflex

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15
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Event when vestibulo-spinal reflex is deactivtaed?

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sleeping

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16
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Event when vestibulo-spinal reflex is activated?

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swimming, to keep neck up in order to breath

17
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fast movement of eye ‘jerking’

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saccade

18
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used to check for nystagmus

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caloric testing

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acronym for caloric testing

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COWS - cold opposite, warm same

20
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If you fire the left vestibular apparatus, the eyes get driven to which direction?

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Right

21
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Putting warm water on the left side will cause an increase in the reflex of CN VIII on which side?

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Right

22
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The auditory pathway

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  1. hair cells, 2. cochlear nuclei, 3. superior olivary complex, 4. inferior colliculus, 5. medial geniculate nucleus, 6. primary auditory cortex
23
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Brodmann’s areas 44 and 45

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Broca’s area

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Brodmann’s areas 41 and 42

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Primary auditory cortex

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Brodmann’s area 22

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Secondary auditory cortex (includes Wernicke’s area)

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Functions of secondary auditory cortex (includes Wernicke’s area)

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Association with other sensory input, interpretation of sounds

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Functions of primary auditory cortex

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For recognizing when sound starts, stops, and changes pitch

28
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The gyrus of Herschl is associated with what structure?

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primary auditory cortex

29
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Differentiate Brodmann’s areas 41 and 42

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41 is a granular (granular layers only) cortex while 42 is a homotypical (all 6 layers can be seen) cortex (functions for auditory association)