Unit 4 - Vestibular Clinical Correlation

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peripheral vestibular system consists of

vestibular nerve, vestibular apparatus with semicircular canals, and utricles with crystals

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central vestibular system consists of

cerebral cortex, thalamus, cerebellum, vestibular nuclei

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peripheral causes of dizziness

neuronitis, labyrinthitis, BPPV, perilymphatic fistula, meniere's disease, TBI, vestibular schwannoma

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perilymphatic fistula is a

hole in the perilymph causing whoosing sounds and dizziness

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meniere's disease

inflammation in bony labyrinth

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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)

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central vestibular disorders

CVA, MS, cerebellar atrophy, TBI and mTBI, motion sensitivity, migraine, tumor

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CVA in what blood supply of the brain would cause dizziness

posterior blood supply to brain

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brainstem injury can effect

eye movements

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nystagmus

rapid, involuntary eye movements (can be physiological or pathological)

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nystagmus types

vertical, horizontal and torsional

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nystagmus is named by

the fast phase of movement

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vertcial nystagmus occurs in

anterior semicircular canal

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horiztonal nystagmus occurs in

horizontal semicircular canal

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torsional nystagmus occurs in

posterior semicircular canal

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vestibular ocular reflex

communication between vesitbular pathway and extraocular muscles, maintains stable vision during FAST head motion

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VOR ratio

1:1 ratio for eye to head movement in the equal and opposite direction

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VOR reflex interacts with what nerves

CN 3, 4, 6

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oculomotor exam includes

observation, smooth pursuits, saccades, near point convergence, gaze holding nystagmus, rebound nystagmus

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vestibular exam includes

head impulse test, head shaking nystagmus, dynamic visual acuity, positional testing

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BPPV

crystals free floating in semicircular canal causes nystagmus - test via dix hallpike

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what tracts are responsible

lateral vestibulospinal tract and vestibulocerebellar pathway

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epley maneuver helps treat

BPPV in the posterior canal

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BBQ maneuver helps treat

BPPV in the horizontal canal