vestibulocohclear nerve 1 part 2

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in ampulla , located within cristae

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hair cells

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hair cells supporting cells

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crista

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cupula

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gelatinous mass hair cells are embedded in

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tf cupula only half ways across wall of ampulla

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f entire way through ampulla wall

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Bending of the stereocilia toward the utricle (—–l canals) activates CN—-axons

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Bending of the stereocilia toward the utricle (horizontal canals) activates CN-VIII axons

angular acceleration

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angular accelration

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relative difference in movement between head and the endolymph; endolymp pushes against cupula

bending its hair cells

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moving head to right

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will make stereocilia move to Kinocilium on the right b/c endolymph moves to left

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constant ang velocity when head is moving right

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endolymph will stay in that direction and activate stereocilia in the other side of the head

when initial angular accel occurs; channels open on the side of hed turn because endolymp in opposit direction of head turn

when on the deceleration the direction changes and points toward Kinocilium on other side of head because it is now traveling indirection of head turn

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Kinocilium of hair cells are oriented —— utricle in the horizontal canals the (opposite in anterior and posterior canals)

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Kinocilium of hair cells are oriented toward utricle in the horizontal canals the (opposite in anterior and posterior canals)

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if head moves to right then

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endolymph move to left in Semicircular Canals

inc firing in right semicirculat canals

Angular acc.

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left rotation

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left left horizontal semicircular canal excited

Increase contraction of the L medial rectus and R lateral rectus

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Allow fixation on an object even though the head is moving

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Vestibulo-ocular Reflex

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eyes move the direction opposite of the rotation)

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Vestibulo ocular reflex

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connections between the vestibular nucleus

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and CN III, IV and VI in Vestibulo-ocular Reflex

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decrease contraction of the L lateral rectus and R medial rectus

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With L rotation of head

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Oriented horizontally when upright

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utricle

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Oriented vertically when upright

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sacule

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forward - back motions [eg. car] and side-to-side

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linear (horizontal) acceleration

by urticle

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elevator)

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Detects linear (vertical) acceleration

by saccule

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 Provides information about static head position

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saccule and utricle

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maculae(Hair cells (vestibular receptor cells)) on

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utricle and saccule

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within the membranous labyrinth

hair cells and supporting cells

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maculae of utricle and saccule

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embather in otolithic membrane and bathed in endolymph

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hair cells of the macula

(utricle and saccule)

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carbonate crystals called otoconia or otoliths

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make the otoconial membrane denser than the endolymph

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moves with even subtle head movements

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otolithic membrane

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Linear movements

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induces movement of the otolithic membrane Input to CNS via cranial nerve VIII

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Bending of the stereocilia toward the kinocilium

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causes depolarization and an increase in firing in utricle and saccule

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Hair cells are aligned within the macula

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along the striola | (utricle and saccule)

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within internal auditory meatus

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Vestibular Ganglion

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Superior, Inferior, Medial and Lateral Vestibular Nuclei

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bilaterally to Medial (neck) and Lateral Vestibulospinal Tract(SC) Vestibular Nuclei and their Efferents

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bilat to To other cranial nerve nuclei

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Superior, Inferior, Medial and Lateral Vestibular Nuclei Vestibular Nuclei and their Efferents

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Superior, Inferior, Medial and Lateral Vestibular Nuclei

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ips to cerebellum Vestibular Nuclei and their Efferents

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Vestibulo ThalamoCortical Pathway

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lateral and superior vestibular nuclei project to the VPL

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from the thalamus,

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the vestibular neurons project to parietal cortex Vestibulo ThalamoCortical Pathway