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Departemen Anatomi
Contain receptors for hearing & awareness of head position & movement Divided into : I. External ear receives & directs sound waves from external environment II. Middle ear tranforms sound waves into mechanical vibrations III. Inner ear : o Mechanical vibration converted to nerve impulses & relayed to brain to be interpreted as sound o Contain vestibular organs that function in balance
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Auricle / pinna consist of : ◦ Irregular plate of elastic cartilage, surrounded by thick pericondrium ◦ Skin with a few small hairs ◦ Sebaceous gland & sweat gland ◦ Sheets of skeletal muscle External auditory meatus : ◦ An open S-shaped course ◦ Lined by keratinized stratified squamous epith. ◦ Ceruminous gland : Secretory cells : cuboidal to collumnar Produced cerumen ( a waxy material that prevents drying of skin lines meatus)
Auditory ossicles : ◦ Malleus M. tensor tymphani ◦ Incus ◦ Stapes M. stapedius Tympanic cavity Lined by mucous membrane with a simple squamous epith. Tympanic membrane : ◦ 3 layers : Outer : stratified squamous epith Middle : 2 layers of collagenous fibers Inner : a simple squamous epith ◦ Inner surface attaches to malleus
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Auditory tube / eustachian tube : ◦ 4 cm long ◦ Connect anterior part of tympanic cavity with nasopharynx ◦ Wall of auditory tube : 1/3 near tympanic cavity supported by compact bone with simple columnar epith 2/3 medial supported by J-shaped elastic cartilage with ciliated pseudostratified columnar epith.
Consist of : 1. Periboney labyrinth / osseosa labyrinth filled with perilymph 2. Membranous labyrinth filled with endolymph Periboney & membranous labyrinth major components : a. Vestibular labyrinth contain sensory element for equlibrium b. Cochlea contain sensory stuctures for hearing Perilymph : ◦ Resembles extracellular fluid ( ↑ sodium ions, ↓ potassium ions) ◦ Production site : unknown Endolymph : ◦ Resembles intracellular fluid ( ↑ potassium ion, ↓ sodium ions ) ◦ Produced by striae vascularis (an area of cochlear duct)
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Consist of 3 semisicular canals utricle saccule Most membranous labyrinth lined by simple squamous epith Sensory epithelium : ◦ Stratified epith , found in spesific region of membranous labyrinth ◦ In semisircular canal cristae ampularis ◦ Utricle macula utriculi ◦ Saccule macula sacculi ◦ 3 type cells : hair cells type I & II, supporting (sustentacular) cells
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Type I hair cells : ◦ Flask-shaped with narrow apical region ◦ Rounded base contain nucleus ◦ Apical membrane bears 50- 100 large, non motile microvilli, known as “hair”. ◦ Kinocilium : a single, eccentrically placed cilium, present on apical surface Type II hair cells Similar to type I, but the cells are collumnar Supporting / sustentacular cells : ◦ Columnar shaped ◦ Function unknown ◦ At periphery planum semilunatum (simple columnar layer, lacks hair cells )
Microvilli of hair cells in cristae embeded in gelatinous structure called cupula cristae ampullaris Microvilli of hair cells in maculae embeded in viscous proteoglycan, forms otholitic membrane. Numerous crystalline bodies / otolith suspended in this layer
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Consist of : ◦ Outer portion of compact bone ◦ A central membranous part Osseous cochlea : ◦ Mediolus ◦ Spiral lamina basilar membrane & vestibular membrane ◦ Spiral ligament
Cochleal canal divided by basilar & vestibular membrane into : 1. Upper scala vestibuli perilymph 2. Scala media endolymph 3. Lower scala tympani perilymph Striae vascularis : ◦ Pseudostratified columnar epith ◦ Contain basal & marginal cells ◦ Marginal cell may elaborte in endolymph
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Organ of corti : ◦ Specialized cells on scala media that transform vibrations of basilar membrane to nerve impulse ◦ Supporting cells a tall columnar, consist of : 1. Inner & outer pillar cells 2. Inner & outer phalangeal cells 3. Border cells 4. Cells of hensen 5. Cells of claudius
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1. Histologi Dasar, 8 th Edition, L. Carlos Junquira MD, Jose Carneiro MD, Robert O. Kelley PhD, EGC, 1995. 2. Essentials of Human Histology, 2 nd Edition, William J. Krausse PhD, Little Brown & Company (Inc), 1996. Pp 3. Atlas Histologi Manusia, 6th Edition, Mariano S. H. di Fiore, EGC, 1992.
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