Special Sense
Special sense
Olfaction
Axons of ORN leave olfactory epithelium
Pass thro cribriform plate
Synapse on neurons in olfactory bulb
Impulse travel via CN 1
Arrive cerebral cortex, hypothalamus, limbic

Ear

External
- auricle
- external acoustic meatus (hair, ceruminous gland)
Middle
- eardrum/tympanic membrane
- auditory ossicles - malleus, incus, stapes
- muscle
- tensor tympani muscle - connect malleus to temporal bone & contraction stiffen eardrum lower vibration
- stapedius - reduce stapes movement
Internal
- bony labyrinth - perilymph - dense bone shell
- vestibular system
- semicircular canal
- duct w endolymph
- anterior tilt
- posterior no
- lateral yes
- ampullary crest
- ampullary cupula - kino (single long), stereocilia
- vestibule - utricle & saccule - gravity & linear acceleration
- macula utricle horizontal
- macula saccule vertical
- cochlear duct + cochlea
- vestibular duct
- tympanic duct
- organ of Corti
Hearing
- sound waves arrive eardrum
- eardrum vibrate
- auditory ossicles displace
- stapes push oval window
- establish pressure waves in perilymph thro vestibular duct to tympanic duct
- pressure relieve at round window
- hair cell of organ of Corti on basilar membrane of cochlear duct moved by waves
- press tectorial membrane
- stereocilia distort
- send signals via cochlear branch of CN VIII to CNS
Physiology
- fx = waves no passing fixed point in given time
- high fx, short wavelength
- pitch = perception of fx
- intensity = energy in waves (amplitude) - loudness
- greater energy, larger amplitude - louder
Ds
- motion sickness
- conductive - earwax, infection, perforated tympanic
- sensorineural - damage to nerve/cochlea
- aging
- tympanic membrane not flexible
- articulation between auditory ossicles stiffen
- round window ossify
Gustation

Taste receptor on superior of tongues, pharynx, larynx
Taste bud in papillae
Papillae types
- filiform provide friction to move obj
- fungiform - 5 taste bud
- foliate on lateral of posterior tongue
- vallate - 100-300 taste bud
Vision

- receptor
- bipolar on ganglion
- optic nerve
- optic chiasm
- thalamus
- optic radiation - fibers radiate to visual cortex of occipital lobe
Eye color
- melanocyte density & distribution
- pigmented epithelium density
Focal point: specific point on retina
Focal distance: distance between center of lens and it's focal point
Determined by distance from object to lens & lens shape
Accommodation: focus by changing lens shape
Far vision
- ciliary muscle relax
- ciliary zonule pulls on lens
- lens flat
- focus image
Close/near vision
- ciliary muscle contract
- ciliary body toward lens
- decrease tension in zonule
- spherical lens
- increase refraction
Myopia近视
- focal distance too short
- image in front retina
- eye ball too deep
- resting curvature of lens too great
- concave
Hyperopia远视
- focal distance too long
- image focus beyond retina
- eye ball too shallow
- lens too flat
- convex
Photoreceptor
- rods - BW
- cones - color, visual acuity
- bipolar cells
- Horizontal - photoreceptor/bipolar synapse
- Amacrine - bipolar & ganglion synapse
Ds
- color blind - non functional cone
- blind spot - optic disc no receptor
- senile cataract - lens not transparent
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