Superior olivary nucleus - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

primary sensory areas of "special senses" - Answer -hearing -vision -taste -smell hearing sensory area - Answer primary auditory cortex -located in: auditory cortex & temporal lobe vision sensory area - Answer primary visual cortex -located in: visual cortex & occipital lobe taste sensory area - Answer gustatory cortex -located in: insular lobe (hidden) & in inferior frontal gyrus of the frontal lobe smell sensory area - Answer olfactory cortex -located in: temporal lobe ...

•BIO201_MH_V3 •Topic 14: The Special Senses Question 1 Question text Identify the type of hair cells of the spiral organ that are responsible for hearing. Select one: a. inner hair cells b. outer hair cells c. inner and outer hair cells Question 2 Question text Which auditory ossicle is attached to the tympanic membrane? Select one: a. labyrinth b. incas c. malleus d. stapes e. oval window Question 3 Question text The most sensitive taste buds are found in _____ papillae. Select one: a...

Diabetes Mellitus - Answer- Peripheral Neuropathy To display median nerve SSEP response as an upward deflection, which of the following must be known? - Answer- Waveform polarity and polarity convention of the amplifier inputs The facial nerve enervates all of the following structures except: - Answer- Tensor veli palatini muscle For preoperative posterior tibial somatosensory evoked potentials, which of the following would be the best ipsilateral location for the ground electrode? - An...

Import Settings: Base Settings: Brownstone Default Information Field: Level Information Field: Page Information Field: Topic Information Field: Question Type Information Field: Bloom’s Level Highest Answer Letter: D Multiple Keywords in Same Paragraph: No Chapter 11: Multiple Choice Multiple Choice 1. In the ascending auditory pathway, Type I auditory nerve fibers carry signals from inner hair cells in the cochlea to the: A) contralateral cochlear nucleus. B) ipsilater...

auditory nervous system -ANSWER Auditory Nerve Cochlea Cochlear Nucleus Superior Olivary Complex Lateral Lemniscus Inferior Colliculus Medial Geniculate Body Auditory Cortex The Cochlea receives information from_____ The Cochlea sends information______ Cochlear Nucleus sends _______ -ANSWER The Cochlea receives information from the Auditory Nerve VIII The Cochlea sends information ipsilateral to the cochlear nucleus. Cochlear Nucleus sends both ipsilateral and contralateral info t...

•BIO201_MH_V3 •Topic 14: The Special Senses Question 1 Question text Identify the type of hair cells of the spiral organ that are responsible for hearing. Select one: a. inner hair cells b. outer hair cells c. inner and outer hair cells Question 2 Question text Which auditory ossicle is attached to the tympanic membrane? Select one: a. labyrinth b. incas c. malleus d. stapes e. oval window Question 3 Question text The most sensitive taste buds are ...

•BIO201_MH_V3 •Topic 14: The Special Senses Question 1 Question text Identify the type of hair cells of the spiral organ that are responsible for hearing. Select one: a. inner hair cells b. outer hair cells c. inner and outer hair cells Question 2 Question text Which auditory ossicle is attached to the tympanic membrane? Select one: a. labyrinth b. incas c. malleus d. stapes e. oval window Question 3 Question text The most sensitive taste buds are found in _____ papillae. Select one: a...

the cerebellum is which type of system? extrapyramidal motor system what does it mean to be an extrapyramidal motor system? - has no direct descending input to the LMN - but communicates with the LMN using all the descending pathways what are the three lobes of the cerebellum? - flocculonodular lobe - anterior lobe - posterior lobe what does the floculonodular lobe of the cerebellum do? - knowns as the vestibulocerebellum - also called the "archi' cerebellum - fun...

Auditory Brainstem Response - answer- first published description by Jewett & Willston in 1971 - Early response, fast response, or short latency auditory evoked response - 5 major ABR waveforms represent synchronous neural activity - focuses on waves 1, 3, 5 - If this is present, hearing is good Neural Synchrony - answer- Sharply peaked waveforms in the ABR represent this Wave I Neural Generator - answer- Compound auditory nerve action potential - Distal cochlear nerve - Happens cl...