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What is the function of cerebellum?
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Learning, and to correct errors (controllin movement)
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Where is the cerebellum located?
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above 4th ventricle
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What is the outer grey matter of the cerebellum called?
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cerebral cortex
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What are the lobes of the cerebellum?
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anterior, posterior and flocco-nodular
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what is the deep grey matter of the cerebellum called?
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deep cerebellar nuclei
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What is the cerebrocerebellum invoved in?
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Skilled movements
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what is the spinocerebellum involved in?
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distal/axial movements
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What is the vestibulecerebellum involved in?
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posture/balance VOR
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What are the 3 deep cerebellar nuclei?
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Dentate, interposed, fastigial
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Of the deep cerebellar nuclei, which projects to premotor cortex?
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dentate
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Of the deep cerebellar nuclei, which projects to motor cortex and brainstem?
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fastigieal and interposed
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What does the SUPERIOR peduncle carry?
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EFFERENT fibers of cerebrocerebellum tract
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What does the MIDDLE CEREBELALAR PEDUNCEL carry?
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relay information FROM cortex, from the PONTINE nuclei
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What does the INFERIOR cerebellar peduncle carry?
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AFF and EFFs to/fro spinal cord
Vestibular nuclei Inf olive |
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what are the 2 inputs to the cerebellum?
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mossy fibers and climbing fibers
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where do mossy fibers come from?
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pontine, vestibular and spinal cord nuclei
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where do climbing fibers come from?
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inf olive
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What 2 relay systems is the pontine nuclei involved in to the cerebellum?
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skilled feedback: deep cerebellar nuclei --> thalamus-->cortex-->pontine-->deep cer nuclei
AND Primary/premotor cortices to pontine to deep cerebellar |
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Outputs of the cerebrocerebellum go to what deep nucleus?
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dentate
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Outputs of spinocerebellum go through what nucleus?
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fastigial
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Outputs of vestibulocerebellum go trhough what nucleus?
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vestibular (NOT DEEP)
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What is the output cell of the cerebellum? where doe sit go?
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purkinje - deep cerebellar nuclei
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The 2 descending pathways of the cerebellum pass through what nuclei?
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vestibular OR deep cerebellar
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After passing through the 1st nucleus of the descending pathway, where do all 3 pathways meet?
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medial ventral horn's lowor motor neurons
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For descending pathway, deep cerebellar nuclei projections pass through what 2 things?
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superior colliculius, being the tactospinal tract OR
Reticular formation - reticulospiunal tract |
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How does a cereballar legion affect:
1 - VOR? 2 - H-Reflex? 3 - Bite force? |
1 - lost ability to adapt
2 - no ability to operantly-contidion the h-reflex 3 - unable to maintain a steady one |
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Describe someon ewith a lesion of vestibulcerebellum?
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unable to stand straigh/keep a straight gaze
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Describe someon ewith a lesion of spinocerebellum?
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difficulty walking, and dysmetria
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what is dysmetria?
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trouble maintaining freq of a repeated movement
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Describe someon ewith a lesion of cerbrocerebellum?
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can't do skilld/learned movments SPEECH
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