Vesibular system Flashcards

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role of the vestibular system

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controls posture and balance

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what are the fulid filled memnaous tubes called in the vestibular systme

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labyrinths - made out of bones

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3
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what makes up the vesibular system

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3 seniciruclar canals
utricle and saccule

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4
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what do the semi ciruclar canals connect to

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the utricle

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5
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what direction are the semiciurlation cannals to each other

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90 degrees

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6
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otolith organs are the

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utricel and saccule

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7
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funciton of otolith organs

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acelleartion in vertilcle and horizontal planes

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8
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what direction deos the utricle meansure in

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front / back tilit and horotial acellation

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9
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what direction does semiculr canlas meausre

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acceleration in the rotational plane

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10
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what are the apulla

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location of the sensory cells in the semiciruclar canals, this is at the base of the canals and feaurs a swelling

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11
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cupula

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hairs of te sneosry recprots are embedded in the cuprula which stretches across

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12
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what neve is the ampulla conencted to

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vestibular nerve - cn8

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13
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does hte endolymph move with rodation

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not intially due to inertia

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14
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why does the amilla move and not the endolyn

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it is attahced to the base of the skull, thus is indepned on enodplymp

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15
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why when you sudnely stop do you feel dizzy

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as endollymph is still moving but the ampula suddenly stops

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16
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what are the types of cilia, large and small

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large - kinocilum
small sterocilia

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what happens with distoriation of the cilia in the direction of the kioclium

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cuase depolatio and increase dishcae aps win the veislular derve

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18
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wha thappesn when the cilia move away from the kinocilmum

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moves to hyperpolation and reduces aps

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19
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what is the sensory appautars of the utriucle and sacculae

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macule

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20
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what directio are teh macula oriated in

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in utrilce - horizona
in saccule - verticle

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21
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how many kinoclium are in the maculae

22
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how many steroclium anre in the macule

23
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what type of caco3 cystail is in te maculae

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why is otoliths used insead of endolyn in mcuale

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it is heavier, thus more effected by graivty

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what is te otolyh memane made out of
otolith crystals
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what are the name for te type of mass on othlih
gelatinous mass
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what informati goes to the vesiuar neuli in the brain stme
propiercioan in limbs, trunk, head and neck, and otlith organs
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what is the effect of teh information entering the vesitlar nuclie in the brain stem
goes to extraocular nucli, cerebal cortesx, kinestheisa goes to descenign spinal cord motor pathways cerebellar centres
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what is the types of vesibular system reflexes
tonic labyrithine reflexes dynamic righting reflexes vestibulo ocular reflexues
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what is the tonic labyrithine relfex
where the axis of te head is in a constant relationship with the rest of te body
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what sensory help hte tonic labyrthine relfex
maculae and neck propicoptors
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what is the dynamic righting reflex
where ther is rpaid posturla reflexes to stop you falling
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what happens in dynaic righting relexes
extenion of all limbs
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what is the vesibulo occular reflex
connects vesiular appartus and vesiblar apartus for postural contol
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what crail nerves can be triggerd by the vesibular system
3, 4 and 6 for eye movement
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what is vesibular nystagmus
where the head roates agist te moevment so you stay looking at the same way you originally were
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what is preventing the eyes overroating
bony orbit and full extion of muscles
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what happesn when eyes overroatin in vesibuar nystagmus
flick back rapidly to the original position
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what direction of flip back is right nystagmus
the eye rapidly flicks back to the right, thus making it be called right nystagmus
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what is caroric stimulation
where the outer ear is washed with cold or warm fluid, to cause nystagmus
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which side is the nystagmus if the fluid si warm
to the effected side
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which side is te nystam to if the fluid is cold
opposite side
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cows
cold opposite, warm same side
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what is the effect of a lesion to periphal or central vesnibular pathways
nystagmus
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cuase of motion sickens
mismatch in cerbellum with vesibular stystem and vestibular system
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what is labyrinthistis
acute interferio with normal vesibular funciotn due to infection
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what is the symtoms of labyrinthis
ans symtons and vertilce
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what is vertiog
where you think ther is movement in the absence of movement
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what is cuase of menieres diesea
over producito of endylyph incres pressure in ear
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can lesion of brian cuase nystagmus
yes
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