1
Q
How is the auditory system divided?
A
- peripheral = ear, auditory nerve & neurons of spiral ganglia
- central = neural pathways from cochlear nuclei to auditory cortex
2
Q
What are three main sections of the ear?
A
- external
- middle
- internal
3
Q
describe the pinna (auricle) - composition/ covering/ shape
A
highly convoluted which helps determine direction of sound
- composed of elastic cartilage
- covered by thin skin
Anatomy
flashcards
Decks in class (33)
# Cards
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UNIT 1: musculoskeletal system - skeletal/joints17
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UNIT 1: scapulohumeral muscles16
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UNIT 1: shoulder muscles17
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UNIT 1: extensor muscles of arm/forearm18
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UNIT 1: flexor muscles of arm/forearm14
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UNIT 1: hand16
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UNIT 1: brachial plexus17
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UNIT 1: axilla10
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UNIT 1: nerves/veins/arteries &clinical damage22
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UNIT 2: bones of thorax and musculature20
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UNIT 2: pleura/ mediastinum45
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UNIT 2: heart39
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UNIT 2: lungs29
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UNIT 2: clinical relevance - heart8
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UNIT 2: anterior abdominal wall and inguinal region - clinical relevance27
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UNIT 2: peritoneum15
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UNIT 2: GI tract51
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UNIT 3: Abdominal viscera - liver, pancreas, spleen, kidneys6
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UNIT 3:skull - fossa + foramina17
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UNIT 3: brain - external/internal surfaces22
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UNIT 3: vertebrae/ spinal cord22
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UNIT 3: cranial nerves19
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UNIT 3: Eyes25
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UNIT 3: Nasal Cavity, Oral Cavity and Sinuses29
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UNIT 3: pelvis/perineum/reproductive organs22
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Lower limb - hip/ femur36
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Auditory system - ear3
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Extra Neuroanatomy23
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Cervical Vertebrae34
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Triangles of the Neck + Vasculature/ Cervical Plexus12
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Fascial Layers/ Muscles of the Neck43
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Vertebral column - Osteology/ Vasculature/ innervation20
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Muscles of the Back24
