'Semicircular canal' diaporamas de présentation

Dizziness( ???? )

Dizziness( ???? ). 2007.8.27 R2 ???. ???? ?. ??? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ? ?? ??? ?? ?? ????? . ?? ? ?? . ?? ? ?? ??? ??? . ??? ??? . ??? ??? . ??? ? ? ???? ?? ???? ??? ?? ?? ??? ???? ?? ?? ? ?? ????? ??? ??? ?? ???? ???? . ? ?? ????? . ??? ?? ??? ? ?? . ?? ? ?? ?????

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Dizziness & Vertigo

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Chapter 39

Chapter 39. Learning Objectives. Describe sensory circuit List five basic type of sensory receptors Define sensation in neurological terms Identify the role of each of the various mechanoreceptors for pressure, vibration, etc.

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Benign Paroxysmal Positioning Vertigo (BPPV)

Benign Paroxysmal Positioning Vertigo (BPPV). Tracy Murphy, Au.D. Role of the Audiologist in the diagnosis and treatment of the dizzy patient. Perspective. Many disciplines address some functional aspects of balance Otolaryngology Audiology Neurology Cardiology

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SENSORY SYSTEM

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Box 14A A Primer on Vestibular Navigation

Box 14A A Primer on Vestibular Navigation. Figure 14.1 The labyrinth and its innervation. Figure 14.2 The morphological polarization of vestibular hair cells and polarization maps of the vestibular organs. (Part 1).

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Eye movements

Eye movements. The role of eye movements is to bring the image of objects of visual interest onto the fovea of the retina and to hold the image steady in order to achieve the highest level of visual acuity. Several types of eye movement are required to ensure that these conditions are met. .

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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EXTERNAL EAR, MIDDLE EAR AND INNER EAR

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7: Audition, the Body Senses, and the Chemical Senses

Biological Bases of Behavior. 7: Audition, the Body Senses, and the Chemical Senses. Sound Waves. 7. 2. Divisions of the Ear . Outer ear: Channel to tympanic membrane Middle ear: Ossicles Inner ear: Cochlea. 7. 3. The Cochlea . The cochlea is formed from three chambers:

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Lab Ex. 32 The Ear & Hearing

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Nervous system overview (48.1)

Nervous system overview (48.1). Sensory Input Transmit information Light, sound, touch, heat smell, taste, etc Integration CNS (central nervous system) Brain and nerve cord analyzes and interprets Motor Output PNS (peripheral nervous system) carries information into and out of CNS

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Nervous system overview (48.1)

Nervous system overview (48.1). Sensory Input Transmit information Light, sound, touch, heat smell, taste, etc Integration CNS (central nervous system) Brain and nerve cord analyzes and interprets Motor Output PNS (peripheral nervous system) carries information into and out of CNS

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The Ear & Hearing

The Ear & Hearing. By Michael J. Harman ?. External Ear. Auricle. External auditory meatus. Middle Ear. Tympanic membrane. Eardrum. Auditory ossicles. Malleus. Incus. Stapes. Auditory (Eustacian) tube. Internal Ear. Osseous labyrinth. Outer white layer (osseous means bony).

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By: Nicole Demeter Molly Moran Eric Halpern Bo Sams Blake Sams

Part 2: The Ear Hearing and Balance. By: Nicole Demeter Molly Moran Eric Halpern Bo Sams Blake Sams. Anatomy of the Ear . External (outer) Ear - is composed of the auricle and the external acoustic meatus . Auricle - shell-shaped structure surrounding the auditory canal opening

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A&P Unit 4 Lecture 6B

A&P Unit 4 Lecture 6B. Two Kinds of Equilibrium. Static equilibrium: Refers to the maintenance of body (head) position relative to the force of gravity. Dynamic equilibrium: Refers to the maintenance of the body (head) in response to sudden

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Vestibular analyzer

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