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dynamic equilibrium is detected by
crista ampullaris
crista ampullaris are ____ in the ____ canals
receptors - semicircular
crista ampullaris detect
acceleration
crista ampullaris mainly respond to
rotational or angular movements
how many semicircular canals in each ear
3
name the 3 semicircular canals in each ear
anterior - posterior - lateral semicircle canals
each semicircular canal is oriented in a different
plane of direction
semicircular canals have different planes of motion that allows
detection of movement in all directions
each semicircular canal contains a membranous duct filled with
endolymph
ampulla is the ____ area at the base of each ____ ____
enlarged - semicircular canal
each ampulla contains
crista ampullaris
crista ampullaris are receptor ____ ____ surrounded by ____ ____
hair cells - supporting cells
what structures is on the hair cells of the crista ampullaris
cilia
crista ampullaris contains a gel-like cap called
cupula
cilia on the hair cells project up into the
cupula
rotational movement of the head causes ____ in the semicircular ducts to move
endolymph
during rotational movement as the endolymph swings by the crista, the ____ is bent
cupula
during rotational movement bending of the cilia causes ____ of the hair cells
depolarization
during rotational movement, when the hair cells are depolarized a ____ ____ is generated
nerve impulse
all information regarding equilibrium coming from the maculae and the semicircular canals travels through the ____ ____
vestibular nerve
the vestibular nerve joins the cochlear nerve to form the
vestibulocochlear nerve (CN III)