'Cochlear nerve' diaporamas de présentation

Cranial Nerves

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Hearing Things

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12 pairs

12 pairs. Names of cranial nerves. ? Olfactory nerve ? Optic nerve ? Oculomotor nerve ? Trochlear nerve ? Trigeminal nerve ? Abducent nerve ? Facial nerve ? Vestibulocochlear nerve ? Glossopharyngeal nerve ? Vagus nerve ? Accessory nerve ? Hypoglossal nerve.

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Congenital and Acquired Hearing Loss: a Review with Emphasis on MRI Findings

Congenital and Acquired Hearing Loss: a Review with Emphasis on MRI Findings. S. Oljeski MD, B. Huang MD, T. Marino MD, & M. Castillo MD University of North Carolina Hospitals Department of Radiology Chapel Hill, NC. LEARNING OBJECTIVES.

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An Overview of the Nervous System & The Five Senses

An Overview of the Nervous System & The Five Senses. start. What are the two main parts of the central nervous system? Head and Shoulders Spinal cord and Brain Heart and Brain Heart and Head. What makes up the peripheral nervous system? Spinal Cord and Brain Heart and Head

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The Transistor

The Transistor. How does a Transistor work The Bipolar Transistor The Field Effect Transistor Comparing a Transistor to other devices Diode vs. the Transistor Vacuum Tubes and Relays vs. the Transistor Benefits of using transistors Able to amplify an alternating signal

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Your Nervous System

Your Nervous System. Peripheral Nervous System. Engage. As a class visit IQ Test Labs at www.intelligencetest.com/reflex/index.htm

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Special Senses

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The Vestibule

The Vestibule. The utricle extends into the _ These sacs: House ___________________________________ called maculae Respond to _______________________________ and changes in the _. The Semicircular Canals. Three canals that lie in the _

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Sensation and sensory processing

PS1003 Introduction to Biological Psychology. PS 1003. Sensation and sensory processing . Organisation of sensory systems. PS 1003. Peripheral sensory receptors. [ Spinal cord ]. Sensory thalamus. Primary sensory cortex. Unimodal association cortex. Multimodal association cortex.

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Special Senses: Hearing, Taste, Smell

Special Senses: Hearing, Taste, Smell. Chapter 8. Agenda. Anatomy of the Ear Equilibrium Hearing Olfactory Receptors Taste. The Ear: Hearing and Balance. Two functions: Hearing and Balance Fluid must be stirred to stimulate receptors Hearing: Sound vibrations

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Special Senses Chapter 8 Notes

Special Senses Chapter 8 Notes. External Eye. Eyelids Eyelashes M eibomian glands C iliary glands Conjunctiva Lacrimal apparatus Six extrinsic eye muscles (fig 8.2). Internal Eye. Eyeball Sclera Cornea Choroid Ciliary body Iris Pupil Retina Rods Cones (fovea centralis )

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Special Senses

Special Senses. Chapter 8. Eye Anatomy. Accessory Structures Eyelids Commissures Palpebral fissure Tarsal gland Lacrimal Apparatus Lacrimal gland Lacrimal canaliculi Lacrimal sac Nasolacrimal duct. Extrinsic Eye Muscles. Layers of the Eyeball. Fibous Layer: Schlera and Cornea

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Bio 449 Lecture 11 - Sensory Physiology III Sep. 20, 2010

Bio 449 Lecture 11 - Sensory Physiology III Sep. 20, 2010. Readings Lectures 10-12: Chapter 10, pages 349- 379 Lectures 13- 14 : Chapters 6 & 7. Somatosensory system (conclusion) Equilibrium Audition - the ear Structure Function. Terms to Know Hair cell Stereocilia Kinocilium

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Bellwork & Objective

Bellwork & Objective. Put the following structures in order of the path of sound: Cochlea, eardrum, pinna, ossicles , auditory canal, cochlear nerve Pinna, Auditory canal, Eardrum, Ossicles , Cochlea, Cochlear nerve SWBAT explain how our equilibrium works.

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Warm Up

Warm Up. People with visual problems often use stronger light in order to view small objects. Explain how this is related to the iris. Jot down how the involuntary muscles are used by the eye. . Homework Tues: Lab Report Due Weds: Quiz on Eye and Ear

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OLFACTORY & VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR PATHWAYS

OLFACTORY & VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR PATHWAYS. Dr. Ahmed Fathalla Ibrahim. OLFACTORY PATHWAY. OLFACTORY PATHWAY. Composed of two neurones Only sensory pathway that does not project via thalamus. OLFACTORY PATHWAY.

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Auditory (Cochlear) System

Auditory (Cochlear) System. II. How Sound is Transduced into Electrical Events. Auditory apparatus composed of : external, middle and internal ear. Tympanic membrane vibrates on receiving sound waves.

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HEARING

HEARING. by: Michelle Hwang, Natasha Kurien, & Cameron Proctor Period 4B. Sensory Receptors . The receptors of the ear are the mechanoreceptors. These receptors respond to physical forces such as gross movements that disturb fluids that are around the balance organs

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Narrow Nerve

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