central vestibular projections

Question 1

how is vestibular info to CNS

Answer 1

vestibulocochlear nerve

Question 2

central processes travelling in vestibular branch enter where

Answer 2

brainstem

pontomedullary junction

Question 3

vestibular nuclei complex

Answer 3

receive from vestibular apparatus

major reflex pathways

Question 4

vestibular nuclie complex divided into what

Answer 4

lateral vand medial vestibular nuclie

Question 5

wheres vestibular uncle complex located

Answer 5

posterior tegmenjtum

Question 6

lateral vestibular nuclei do what

Answer 6

process info from otolith (linear)

Question 7

medial vestibular nuclei do what

Answer 7

process info semicircular (rotational)

Question 8

vestibular nuclei receive afferent or efferent

Answer 8

afferent

Question 9

why multimodal

Answer 9

info from vestibular, cerebellar and visual/somatosensory

Question 10

T/F vestibular nuclei connect with cerebellar input

Answer 10

true

Question 11

T/F vestibular nuclear on receive info from cerebellum

Answer 11

false they give to

Question 12

vestibulocerebellum

Answer 12

parts where cerebellum and vestibular nuclei interconnected

Question 13

fastigial nuclei

Answer 13

vestibular cervical reflex
vestibular spinal reflex
postural stability

Question 14

flocculus

Answer 14

compensentory eye movement

vestibulo ocular reflex

Question 15

nodulus

Answer 15

receive input from vestibular nuclei complex

Question 16

oculomotor vermis

Answer 16

coordinates vestibular, oculomotor and cortical input

Question 17

what contributes to proprioception of personal space

Answer 17

vestibular nuclei to cortex

Question 18

vestibular cortical target
where
do what

Answer 18

somatosensory area

receive visual / somatosensory info

Question 19

T/F there is single cortical area for input from vestibular

Answer 19

no

Question 20

projection from vestibular nuclei reach the vestibular cortical target via

Answer 20

thalamus

Question 21

steps in cortical projections

Answer 21

vestibular nuclei (brainstem)

Thalamus (Cross)

Somatosensory (primary and secondary areas)

Question 22

which does conscious perception

cortex or Sc

Answer 22

cortex

Question 23

which does vestibular reflex

cortex or Sc

Answer 23

Sc

Question 24

vestibular nuclei 3 major reflex

Answer 24

vestibulo ocular reflex
vestibucervical reflex
vestibulo spinal

Question 25

vestibulo ocular reflex

Answer 25

head moves, you look forward | adjust eye movement to head, stabilizes image

Question 26

vestibulocervical reflex

Answer 26

postural adjustments of head / neck in response to movement

Question 27

vestibulospinal reflex

Answer 27

postural stability of body with input to mm

Question 28

left head turn what happening in vestibulo ocular reflex

Answer 28

1. semicircular duct detect 2. afferents project to medial vestibular nuclie 3. input to contralateral abducens 4. innervate ipsilateral mm via CNv1 4b. innervate contralateral mm (CNIII)

Question 29

vestibular could reflex rotational?

Answer 29

yes

Question 30

vestibulocervical reflex rotational?

Answer 30

yes

Question 31

vestibulocerival reflex through descending medial or longitundal fascicles

Answer 31

medial

Question 32

steps vestibulocervical reflex

Answer 32

1. semicircular detect 2. project to medial vestibular nuclei 3. travel I medial longitudinal facsciulaus 4. input to cervical levels, head / mm movement

Question 33

vestibulospinal rotiaonal?

Answer 33

rotational and linear

Question 34

vestibuilospinal reflex detected by

Answer 34

semi and otolith

Question 35

vestibulospinal medial or lateral vestibulopsinal tract

Answer 35

both

Question 36

vestibulospinal reflex

Answer 36

rotational steps (same as vestibulocervical) linear steps

Question 37

steps in linear acceleration vestibulospinal reflex

Answer 37

1. otolith detect 2. project to lateral vestibular nuclei 3. travel in lateral vestibulospinal tract 4. input all levels of SC for mm

Question 38

how to detect change in balance reach CNS

Answer 38

vestibular ganglion (semicircular and otolith) to brainstem (cortex n SC) to cerebellum