Anatomy of the Bony Labrynth

The video tutorial explains the anatomy of the Bony labyrinth, focusing on the cochlea and vestibular apparatus. It details the cochlea's role in hearing and the vestibular apparatus's function in balance and proprioception. The semicircular canals are discussed in relation to rotational equilibrium, and the video concludes with an overview of the ducts and nerves associated with these structures.

What is the Bony labyrinth and why is it referred to as a labyrinth?

Explain the difference between the cochlea and the vestibular apparatus.

What are the two subparts of the vestibule and their functions?

Describe the role of the semicircular canals in the vestibular apparatus.

What is the significance of the ambula in relation to the semicircular canals?

How do the cochlear nerve and vestibular nerve contribute to sensory information?

What is the vestibulocochlear nerve and what functions does it serve?