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peripheral vestibular system consists of
vestibular nerve, vestibular apparatus with semicircular canals, and utricles with crystals
central vestibular system consists of
cerebral cortex, thalamus, cerebellum, vestibular nuclei
peripheral causes of dizziness
neuronitis, labyrinthitis, BPPV, perilymphatic fistula, meniere's disease, TBI, vestibular schwannoma
perilymphatic fistula is a
hole in the perilymph causing whoosing sounds and dizziness
meniere's disease
inflammation in bony labyrinth
vestibular schwannoma
benign tumor that can grow on cranial nerve, decreases firing rate unilateral to the side where the tumor was (poor balance and stability)
central vestibular disorders
CVA, MS, cerebellar atrophy, TBI and mTBI, motion sensitivity, migraine, tumor
CVA in what blood supply of the brain would cause dizziness
posterior blood supply to brain
brainstem injury can effect
eye movements
nystagmus
rapid, involuntary eye movements (can be physiological or pathological)
nystagmus types
vertical, horizontal and torsional
nystagmus is named by
the fast phase of movement
vertcial nystagmus occurs in
anterior semicircular canal
horiztonal nystagmus occurs in
horizontal semicircular canal
torsional nystagmus occurs in
posterior semicircular canal
vestibular ocular reflex
communication between vesitbular pathway and extraocular muscles, maintains stable vision during FAST head motion
VOR ratio
1:1 ratio for eye to head movement in the equal and opposite direction
VOR reflex interacts with what nerves
CN 3, 4, 6
oculomotor exam includes
observation, smooth pursuits, saccades, near point convergence, gaze holding nystagmus, rebound nystagmus
vestibular exam includes
head impulse test, head shaking nystagmus, dynamic visual acuity, positional testing
BPPV
crystals free floating in semicircular canal causes nystagmus - test via dix hallpike
what tracts are responsible
lateral vestibulospinal tract and vestibulocerebellar pathway
epley maneuver helps treat
BPPV in the posterior canal
BBQ maneuver helps treat
BPPV in the horizontal canal