One of the 3 compartments of the inner ear (Scala) - the one that is filled with endolymph
What the inner ear is filled with
The cortical lobe where the primary auditory cortex sits
The ridge in the skull where the inner ear sits
The membrane that separates the external ear from the middle ear
Type of muscles that change the shape of the lens
The type of reflex that occurs with convergence of the eyes and pupillary constriction
The abbreviation for the condition when the crystals from the otolithic organs are displaced and move within the semicircular canal
Loss of one half of the visual field
The "disease" that is characterized by too much endolymph in the inner ear
The part of the external ear that functions like a parabolic antenna to direct sound waves into the external auditory meatus
Anatomic name of the cortical region where the third order neurons of the visual system terminate
The abbreviation for the reflex that stabilizes the eyes during head movement
How many cranial nerves that the vestibular system influences to move the eyes
High acuity retinal receptors - responsible for color vision
The otolithic organ that senses vertical linear acceleration
Lower acuity retinal receptors - responsible for lower light vision
The frequency of sound that is transduced on the proximal component of the basilar membrane
The swelling on one end of the semicircular canal where the sensory receptor sits
The membranous window that is a separation between the middle and inner ear (and that the inner most ossicle is imbedded in)
What the middle ear is filled with (when there is not an infection)