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1 3) Vestibular and Equilibrium The Special Senses 13 th edition Chapter 17 Pages 635 - 671 12 th edition Chapter 17 Pages 598 - 633

2 3) Auditory The Special Senses

3 Anatomy of the ear

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17 Hearing Pathway

18 The Vestibular System

19 Anatomy of the ear

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24 Ménière Disease Disease results from a disruption of normal endolymph volume Symptoms include: Severe vertigo Positional nystagmus (nystagmus when head in a particular position) Nausea Affected individuals can also experience-unpredictable attacks of auditory & vestibular symptoms:Vomiting Tinnitus (ringing in ears) Inability to make head movements Inability to stand passively Low frequency hearing loss Treatment: administration of a diuretic (hydrochlorothiazide) & a salt restricted diet Persistent condition:shunt implantation into swollen endolymphatic sac, or delivery of a vestibulotoxic agents (gentamicin) into perilymph.

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26 Ampulla of Semicircular canal

27 Hair Cell Activation Rotational head movements Angular accelerations Displace endolymph in membranous ducts Push cupula to one side or other Displace stereocilia/kinocilium of hair cells in same direction

28 Macula and otolith organ

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31 Equilibrium PATHWAY

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40 vestibular nucleus Projects to all levels of the spinal cord Terminate on alpha & gamma motor neurons Excite extensor muscle motor neurons Stabilize body’s center of gravity & preserves upright posture Vestibulospinal Network: Influences muscle tone & produces reflexive postural adjustments of the head and body

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43 Ménière Disease Disease results from a disruption of normal endolymph volume Symptoms include: Severe vertigo Positional nystagmus (nystagmus when head in a particular position) Nausea Affected individuals can also experience-unpredictable attacks of auditory & vestibular symptoms:Vomiting Tinnitus (ringing in ears) Inability to make head movements Inability to stand passively Low frequency hearing loss Treatment: administration of a diuretic (hydrochlorothiazide) & a salt restricted diet Persistent condition:shunt implantation into swollen endolymphatic sac, or delivery of a vestibulotoxic agents (gentamicin) into perilymph.


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