Cerebellum 2

Front 1

pathway for vestibulocerebellum

Back 1

vestibular nuclei and N> ICP> floculonodule lobe & fastigial nucleus> ICP >vestibular nuclei, reticular formation > VST, RST (to SC)

Front 2

which pathway is responsible for equilibrium

Back 2

vestibulocerebellum

Front 3

which pathway is responsible for proprioception from periphery

Back 3

spinocerebellar

Front 4

which pathway is responsible for locomotion and progressive movement

Back 4

spinocerebellum

Front 5

pathway for the spinocerebellum tract

Back 5

cuneocerebellar/spinalcerebellar> ICP> intermediate zone/vermis> interpose and fastigial nucleus> SCP> contralateral red nucleus/reticular formation or VL and VA of thalamus to cortex> corticalspinal pathway, RST, RetST

Front 6

which pathway is responsible for fine, skilled motor

Back 6

cerebrocerebellum

Front 7

which pathway receives motor info

Back 7

cerebrocerebellum

Front 8

which pathway predicts movement and make adjustments

Back 8

cerebrocerebellum

Front 9

name the 3 general characteristics of cerebellum pathway lesion

Back 9

ataxia (shaky or unsteady movement);
ipsilateral lost of function"
loss of deep nuclei is critical (gate keeper)

Front 10

midline lesion of cerebellum would result in :

Back 10

1. equilibrium
2. nystagmus
3. ataxic gait

Front 11

hemisphere lesion of cerebellum would result in:

Back 11

1. dysdiadochokinesia
2. dysmetria
3. dysarthria
4. rebound
5. decomposition of movement
6. intention tremor
7. hypotonia
8. asthenia (tire easily)