Special Senses | Inner Ear Anatomy

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During this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be teaching you about the anatomy of the inner ear. We discuss the structures of the inner ear including the vestibule, cochlea, and semicircular canals. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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Utriculum - leather bag(big) Sacculum - little sac Cochlea - screw/snail shell Helicotrema - ἕλιξ meaning coil and τρη̂μα meaning hole Ampulla - diminutive of ampora, variant of amphora Cupula - "a little tub," diminutive of Latin cupa "cask, barrel" Crista - ‘tuft, plume, crest’. From Latin and Greek☺

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Cochlea- Scala vestibuli oval window Perilymph. Scala media- Cochlear ducts Endolymph K+ Hair cell spiral organ of corti Inner membranous labyrinth... Scala vestibuli Perilymph. Helico trema- Perilymph of s.tymapani and vestibuli connect. Vestibule- Perilymph Outer bony labyrinth. Saccule and utricle Endolymph Inner membranous labyrinth Hair cell Macula static equilibrium linear acceleration.... Semi circular canal- Anterior Lateral Posterior. Semicircular ducts Crista ampullaris Dynamic equilibrium Angular acceleration. Thank you sir

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really helpful video. i did not have enough notes on the inner Ear, thus it was really helpful thank you. Also since the videos are a bit long i use the speed at 1.25(tip for the others).

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My professor is good, but he fumbled explaining this pretty badly. You cleared up so many things in this video.

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i legit have a physiology test later today on the whole ear and im currently watching this at 3 am i love this

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Awesome! Evolution and embryogenesis give rise to incredibly complex structures.

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[@andrewjustin256]

12:35 Mr Zach Murphy, in physics, an object can only be in static equilibrium when the net force and net torque acting on it is equal to zero and the object is in rest. On the other hand, an object is in dynamic equilibrium when the net force and net torque acting on it is equal to zero but the object has constant velocity.

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Is the reason human ear hears freq at max of 20,000 Hz because that's how many hairs are in the cochlea? Each hair is 1 higher Hz?

[@vanjavalcic5445]

He missed the basal spiral of the bony cochlea. The bony bit forms the promontorium on the inner wall of the middle ear where the tympanic plexus forms, but otherwise a great lecture.

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Amazing Teacher😍All concepts cleared

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But the correct name of anterior semicircular Canalis superior 😊

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