Directions: Vertigo often presents as dizziness, which can have many causes. In

Directions: Vertigo often presents as dizziness, which can have many
causes. In this discussion, we will examine causes and their related anatomy
and physiology. Within the article, The Treatment and Natural Course of Peripheral and Central
Vertigo (SEE ATTACHED PDF), select one type of vertigo to read about. Focus
on the anatomy and physiology, as opposed to the treatments. Initial post: In your initial post, describe the type
of vertigo you chose to read about and explain the related anatomy and
physiology. Be sure to cite the required resource to support your
descriptions. Reference
Strupp, M., Dieterich, M., & Brandt, T. (2013). The
Treatment and Natural Course of Peripheral and Central Vertigo. Deutsches
Aerzteblatt International, 110(29/30), 505–516.
https://doi.org/10.3238/arztebl.2013.050.
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