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Good Afternoon!!!

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The Equlibrial

Sense(Body

Balance)

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Equilibrial Sense is also called VESTIBULAR , STATIC or BALANCE

SENSATION.If the other sense receptors are not stimulated, this sense make it possible for us to know whether we are :1.Falling or going up2.Rotating or standing3.Going upward or downward4.Going right side up or up side down.

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Meanings:responds to a change in your head position or having your feet lifted off of the ground;

refers to your sense of balance;

tells us the body orientation in space,

and the sense of body orientation with respect to gravity.

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1. PHYSICAL (Stimulus)– This sense is stimulated by:a. changes in speed of rotation of

the head, which affects the semi-circular canals of the inner

ear.b.Changes in the speed of

movement and changes in gravity, which stimulates the receptors in the vestibular portion of the inner

ear.

STAGES:

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2. PHYSIOLOGICAL (Receptor)

*Changes in the speed of the rotation of the head stimulate the three Semi-circular canals in the bony labyrinth of the inner ear.

*These canals are filled with endolymph. *The rotation of the head moves this liquid and

pressure is applied on the Cupula, a membrane at the base of the semi-circular canals.

*The pressure on the cupula produces nerve impulses registered at the Cerebellum in the Hindbrain.

*A change in Gravity, speed or movement deforms the hair cells in the vestibular sacs between the semi-circular canals and the cochlea.

*Pressure on the OTOLITHIS or crystals in the hair cells will send nerve impulses to the brain.

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3. PSYCHOLOGICAL (Receptor)

The sense regulates the total mechanism of the of BODILY BALANCE.

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