Labyrinth

This tutorial explores the anatomy of the inner ear, focusing on the bony labyrinth. It covers the cochlea, responsible for hearing, the vestibule, which aids in balance, and the semicircular canals, which detect head rotation. The tutorial also discusses the nerve connections within the inner ear, including the cochlear and vestibular nerves.

What are the three main parts of the inner ear labyrinth?

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Describe the function of the cochlea in the inner ear.

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How does the cochlear duct separate the cochlea into two canals?

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What is the significance of the round window in the cochlea?

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What is the role of the vestibule in the inner ear?

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What structures are involved in detecting linear acceleration in the inner ear?

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What is the function of the utricle in the vestibular system?

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Explain how the semicircular canals contribute to balance.

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How do the anterior and posterior semicircular canals work together?

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Describe the pathway of the cochlear nerve and its function.

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