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What are the semicircular canals filled with? - ️️endolymph what is the advantage of having high spontaneous firing rate even in the absence of tilt in the hair cells of the vestibular system? - ️️tilting in the direction opposite to the direction which causes maximal firing rate causes ...

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PNB 2XB3 - Vestibular and Motor
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What are the semicircular canals filled with? - ✔️✔️endolymph

what is the advantage of having high spontaneous firing rate even in the absence of tilt
in the hair cells of the vestibular system? - ✔️✔️tilting in the direction opposite to the
direction which causes maximal firing rate causes hyperpolarizing the cell


in which direction in regards to the striola do the longest stereocilia of the hair cells point
to? - ✔️✔️in utricle: all cells point towards the striola
in saccule: all cells point away from the striola


What is the vestibular labyrinth composed of? what are the functions of each? - ✔️✔️-
utricle and saccule: detect head tilt and linear acceleration
- semicircular canals: detect head rotation

What are the two otholith organs? - ✔️✔️saccule and utricle

macula - ✔️✔️receptor epithelium, a tissue on top of the utricle and saccule. Macula is
an area of the nervous system where there are receptors

striola - ✔️✔️the midline (a little groove) on the saccule and utricle

What causes the transduction in - ✔️✔️

the 8th cranial nerve is composed of .... and .... - ✔️✔️auditory nerve and vestibular
nerve

What are the three ways in which the head can rotate in? - ✔️✔️Yaw: z axis (saying
no)
Pitch: y axis (saying yes)
Roll: x axis


during a rotation, the inertia of the ... causes deflection of the capula - ✔️✔️endolymph

explain the adaptation that occurs during a rotation - ✔️✔️the endolymph catches up
with the speed of rotation, and so the capula is no longer deflected

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