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The Vestibular System BY: Shanice Craig The Definition The vestibular system, allows you to to stand up-right,maintain balance and move through space. It coordinates info from the vestibular organs such as, Inner ear Eyes Muscles Joints Palms& hands Fingertips Without this system you wouldn't be able to walk or keep balance. Vestibular System “Gone Bad”! Some dysfunctions in the system can cause anxiety or panic attacks, a need for self-simulation, abnormal muscle tone. Very bad grades, drooling, also ear infections. Digesting food can be hard as well. Exercises that activate a wide range of movement to the vestibular organs have been found to reduce various vestibular problems. Vision About 20% percent of visual neurons respond to vestibular simulation. Some adults that have damages in the inner ear can learn how to depend on visual info, to maintain their balance. But if visual info is removed or distorted, the individual will feel as if they are drifting or falling. Feet The pressers on the sloes of the feet provide important info to the vestibular areas of the brain about the textures of the ground. Its used to indicate weight and posture adjustments that allows you to stand up straight and movement through out space. The (inner) Ear The ear accounts 60% of proper balance. The inner ear responds to movement in three planes: Vertically up & down Over the top of the head from left shoulder too right shoulder Horizontally left & right. Very important part of the system. Fun Facts Is the first sensory system to fully develop by six months after conception. Controls movement and balance. Nearly influences everything we do! Smell, taste and touch are the three categories of human processing that are relatively unaffected by vestibular function. Works Cited Internet; http://www.braintraining.com/vestibular.htm Article; “What is the Vestibular system?” http://pages.prodigy.net/unohu/neuro_vest.htm Dictionary.com Encyclopedia.com Thanks Clip Art!!(for the amazing pictures)