Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Hard Hearing
- Hearing mechanism
- Cochlea
- Scala vestibuli
- Scala media
- Tectorial membrane
- Basilar membrane
- organ of Corti
- hair cells
- excited by basilar
membrane vibration
- binding of short
and long cilia
- influx of cations
from scala media
- hair cell membrane depolarization
- cochlea stimulated
- signal carried to primary
auditory area in cortex
- hearing loss
- Trauma
- Earwax buildup
- Loud sounds
- Scala tympani
- sound waves
conducted to
tympanic membrane
- vibration of ossciles
- fluid moves in scala media
- Infections
- Otitis externa
- Acute,
subacute,
chronic
- Necrotizing
- extends to
deeper tissue
- immunocompromised adult patients
- causes cellulitis, osteomyelitis
- Otitis media
- due to bacterial
infection
- Streptococcus
pneumoniae
- Haemophilus
influenzae
- Mastoiditis
- Labyrinthinitis
- Facial nerve palsy
- purulent
discharge
- Otorrhea
- Trauma
- bloody discharge
- chronic
infection
- clear, watery discharge
- CSF
- mucoid discharge
- perforated
tympanic
membrane
- Tumors
- Foreign body
- Tinnitus
- high-pitched ringing
- pressure on CNVIII
- Inner ear fluid increased pressure
- Subjective
- only audible to
person with it
- Objective
- heard by examiner
- from aneurysm
- Aural polyps
- benign growth in ear
canal or middle ear
- Foreign object, tumor,
inflammation
- otalgia, otorrhea,
bleeding, hearing loss
- Cholesteatoma
- Congenital
- embryological cell remnants in middle ear
- Primary acquired
- tympanic membrane retraction
- Secondary acquired
- tympanic membrane injury
- painless otorrhea,
progressive hearing loss
- Vertigo
- sensation of moving
environment
- Peripheral:
inner ear issue
- Benign paroxysmal
positional vertigo
- Meniere's disease
- Vestibular neuritis
- Central:
brain issue
- Migraine, TBI, stroke