Vestibular System Anatomy Quiz
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What is the vestibular system located within?

  • The outer ear
  • The inner ear (correct)
  • The middle ear
  • The temporal bone
  • What is the membranous labyrinth suspended within?

  • The bony labyrinth (correct)
  • Perilymphatic fluid
  • Connective tissue
  • All of the above
  • What do hair cells located in each ampulla and otolith organ do?

  • Detect motion and position of the head in space
  • Convert displacement due to head motion into neural firing (correct)
  • Suspend the membranous labyrinth within the bony labyrinth
  • Supportive connective tissue
  • Study Notes

    • The vestibular system is located within the inner ear.
    • Laterally, the vestibular system is bordered by the middle ear and medially, lies adjacent to the temporal bone.
    • The vestibular system consists of three parts: peripheral apparatus, central processors, and motor output.
    • The peripheral vestibular system helps to accomplish tasks by detecting motion and position of the head in space.
    • The membranous labyrinth is suspended within the bony labyrinth by perilymphatic fluid and supportive connective tissue.
    • Hair cells are located in each ampulla and otolith organ and are biological sensors that convert displacement due to head motion into neural firing.

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    Test your knowledge of the vestibular system with this anatomy quiz. Learn about the structure, function, and components of the inner ear's vestibular system.

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