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Page 1 of 12 25 25 HISTO- LOGY MODELS ENDOLYMPH, PERILYMPH OR NONE STRUCTURE EAR FUNCTIONS external ear 1 auricle/ pinna funnels sound into external auditory canal 2 external auditory canal canal that leads to and protects tympanic membrane 3 tympanic membrane vibrates in response to sound waves middle ear tympanic membrane transmits vibrations to inner ossicles 5 malleus transmits sound vibrations from eardrum to incus 6 incus transmits sound vibrations from malleus to stapes 8 stapes transmits sound vibrations from incus to oval window 9 auditory or Eustachian tube drains mucus from middle ear 10 tensor tympani muscle controls tension of tympanic membrane inner ear 11 oval window (loc under stapes) transmits sounds vibrations into cochlea 12 round window (loc under accessory eardrum) absorbs pressure wave 13 P & E cochlea contains receptors associated with hearing 14 14 E cochlear duct receptors within provide sense of hearing 15 15 P tympanic duct moves pressure wave away from Organ of Corti 16 16 P vestibular duct takes pressure wave to Organ of Corti 17 17 vestibular membrane separates cochlear duct & vestibular duct 18 18 tectorial membrane causes cilia on hair cells to bend 19 19 basilar membrane moves hair cells of the Organ of Corti 20 20 hair cells receptors for hearing, balance & equilibrium 21 21 E Organ of Corti receptor organ for hearing 22 22 spiral ganglion sends impulses to brain for hearing 23 vestibulocochlear nerve [CN VIII] innervates the ear 24 cochlear branch of CN VIII innervates receptors for cochlea

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HISTO-LOGY MODELS

ENDOLYMPH, PERILYMPH

OR NONE STRUCTURE EAR FUNCTIONS

external ear

1 auricle/ pinna funnels sound into external auditory canal

2 external auditory canal canal that leads to and protects tympanic membrane

3 tympanic membrane vibrates in response to sound waves

middle ear

tympanic membrane transmits vibrations to inner ossicles

5 malleus transmits sound vibrations from eardrum to incus

6 incus transmits sound vibrations from malleus to stapes

8 stapes transmits sound vibrations from incus to oval window

9 auditory or Eustachian tube drains mucus from middle ear

10 tensor tympani muscle controls tension of tympanic membrane

inner ear

11 oval window (loc under stapes) transmits sounds vibrations into cochlea

12 round window (loc under accessory eardrum) absorbs pressure wave

13 P & E cochlea contains receptors associated with hearing

14 14 E cochlear duct receptors within provide sense of hearing

15 15 P tympanic duct moves pressure wave away from Organ of Corti

16 16 P vestibular duct takes pressure wave to Organ of Corti

17 17 vestibular membrane separates cochlear duct & vestibular duct

18 18 tectorial membrane causes cilia on hair cells to bend

19 19 basilar membrane moves hair cells of the Organ of Corti

20 20 hair cells receptors for hearing, balance & equilibrium

21 21 E Organ of Corti receptor organ for hearing

22 22 spiral ganglion sends impulses to brain for hearing

23 vestibulocochlear nerve [CN VIII] innervates the ear

24 cochlear branch of CN VIII innervates receptors for cochlea

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25 vestibular branch of CN VIII innervates receptors for balance & motion

26 vestibular ganglion contains the cell bodies of neurons that monitor hair cells

27 P vestibule contain receptors associated with static equilibrium

28 E saccule detects up and down movement

29 E utricle detects forward and backward movement & tilting of head

30 P semicircular canal dynamic equilibrium

31 E semicircular duct contain receptors associated with dynamic equilibrium

32 32 P & E Ampulla enlarged part of semicircular canal that contains hair cells and cristae

E maculae

receptor associated with static equilibrium, found in saccule and utricle

34 E cristae receptor associated with dynamic equilibrium, found in ampulla

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