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What is the function of cerebellum?
Learning, and to correct errors (controllin movement)
Where is the cerebellum located?
above 4th ventricle
What is the outer grey matter of the cerebellum called?
cerebral cortex
What are the lobes of the cerebellum?
anterior, posterior and flocco-nodular
what is the deep grey matter of the cerebellum called?
deep cerebellar nuclei
What is the cerebrocerebellum invoved in?
Skilled movements
what is the spinocerebellum involved in?
distal/axial movements
What is the vestibulecerebellum involved in?
posture/balance VOR
What are the 3 deep cerebellar nuclei?
Dentate, interposed, fastigial
Of the deep cerebellar nuclei, which projects to premotor cortex?
dentate
Of the deep cerebellar nuclei, which projects to motor cortex and brainstem?
fastigieal and interposed
What does the SUPERIOR peduncle carry?
EFFERENT fibers of cerebrocerebellum tract
What does the MIDDLE CEREBELALAR PEDUNCEL carry?
relay information FROM cortex, from the PONTINE nuclei
What does the INFERIOR cerebellar peduncle carry?
AFF and EFFs to/fro spinal cord

Vestibular nuclei

Inf olive
what are the 2 inputs to the cerebellum?
mossy fibers and climbing fibers
where do mossy fibers come from?
pontine, vestibular and spinal cord nuclei
where do climbing fibers come from?
inf olive
What 2 relay systems is the pontine nuclei involved in to the cerebellum?
skilled feedback: deep cerebellar nuclei --> thalamus-->cortex-->pontine-->deep cer nuclei

AND
Primary/premotor cortices to pontine to deep cerebellar
Outputs of the cerebrocerebellum go to what deep nucleus?
dentate
Outputs of spinocerebellum go through what nucleus?
fastigial
Outputs of vestibulocerebellum go trhough what nucleus?
vestibular (NOT DEEP)
What is the output cell of the cerebellum? where doe sit go?
purkinje - deep cerebellar nuclei
The 2 descending pathways of the cerebellum pass through what nuclei?
vestibular OR deep cerebellar
After passing through the 1st nucleus of the descending pathway, where do all 3 pathways meet?
medial ventral horn's lowor motor neurons
For descending pathway, deep cerebellar nuclei projections pass through what 2 things?
superior colliculius, being the tactospinal tract OR
Reticular formation - reticulospiunal tract
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
Describe someon ewith a lesion of vestibulcerebellum?
unable to stand straigh/keep a straight gaze
Describe someon ewith a lesion of spinocerebellum?
difficulty walking, and dysmetria
what is dysmetria?
trouble maintaining freq of a repeated movement
Describe someon ewith a lesion of cerbrocerebellum?
can't do skilld/learned movments SPEECH