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PATHWAY OF EQUILIBRIUM

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1 PATHWAY OF EQUILIBRIUM
STATIC EQUILIBRIUM

2 PROPRIOCEPTION Membranous Labyrinth Saccule Macula Endolymph
Otolithic Crystals Otolithic Membrane Cilia Basal Bodies Cytosol

3 PROPRIOCEPTION Macula Cytosol Neurolemma Dentrites Cell Body
Threshold Level Stimulus Na+ Influx +30mV

4 PROPRIOCEPTION Macula Action Potential Propagation Depolarization
Axonic Fiber VIII Saccular Vestibular Branch Thalamus Middle Peduncles Cerebellum

5 PROPRIOCEPTION Macula Middle Peduncles Frontal Gyri Cerebellum
Storage of Static Equilibrium

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