2nd semester: Cerebellum Flashcards

1
Q

Regarding the cranial fossa, where does the cerebellum lie?

A

posterior cranial fossa

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2
Q

Major functions of the cerebellum is

A

needed for sequential movements like eating, dressing and writing

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3
Q

what joins the 2 cerebellar hemispheres of cerebellum?

A

vermis [middle constricted portion]

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4
Q

cortex of cerebellum is highly convoluted and folded forming

A

FOLIA [leaves]

remember! inside-outside: white-grey

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5
Q

The most medial part of the internal structure of cerebellum?

A

Fastigial nucleus

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6
Q

What lies medial to the emboliform nucleus?

A

Globose nucleus

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7
Q

The _____ lies lateral to the Fastigial nucleus

A

Globose nucleus

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8
Q

It is a wedge-shaped mass situated close to the hilus of dentate nucleus

A

Emboliform n.

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9
Q

What composes the interposed nuclei?

A

globose n.

emboliform n.

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10
Q

______ is the largest and most lateral nucleus with a crumpled-bag appearance

A

Dentate n.

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11
Q

Regarding the cerebellar peduncles, it connects the

A
Cerebellum to the brainstem
mnemonic:
M(alam)B(ing) - Midbrain 
P(ala) - Pons
M(ama) ni O - Medulla Oblongata
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12
Q

The _____ cerebellar peduncle forms the largest efferent bundle which arises from the:
dentate n. & interposed n.
[emboliform n., globose n.]

A

Superior CP [brachium conjunctivum]

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13
Q

The ______ contains mainly the afferent fibers but has one efferent pathway

A

Inferior CP [brachium restiform]

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14
Q

What cerebellar peduncle connects the cerebellum and pons?

A

Miaddle CP [clue: brachium pontis]

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15
Q

The only part of the vermis without corresponding part in the cerebellar hemisphere is ______

A

LINGULA [no lateral projection]

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16
Q

Regarding the cerebellar lobes, the _____ is composed of the lingula and culmen

A

Anterior lobe/anterior quadrangular lobule

[mnemonic: lengua ni carmen]

17
Q

Regarding the posterior lobe, what is at the horizontal fissure?

A

Tuber [biventral lobule]

18
Q

Most inferior part of the posterior lobe?

A

Uvula [tonsil of cerebellar hemisphere]

19
Q

Regarding the flocculonodular lobe, what lies at postero-lateral fissure?

A

Nodolus [floccuNODULar = NODOLus]

20
Q

In the functional divisions of the cerebellum, what contributes to reflex of eye movement?

A

Archicerebellum/vestibulocerebellum

[Archi(E) IS THE Vest]

21
Q

The __________ is for proprioceptive and exteroceptive inputs from head and body

A

Paleocerebellum/Spinocerebellum

[inputs from spinal cord ha]

22
Q

The ____ layer of the cerebellar cortex contains dendritic arborization of purkinje cells

A

Molecular layer

23
Q

What cells does the stellate cells inhibit?

A

nearby purkinje cells

24
Q

The granule cells are stimulated by

A

mossy fibers

25
Q

_____ are inhibitory to efferent cells

A

purkinje cells