Cerebellar Lesions

Question 1

What is the other name of Cerebellum?

Answer 1

Little Brain

Question 2

What part of the brain that consist of 2 cerebellar hemisphere?

Answer 2

Cerebellum

Question 3

What lateral representation of the pt if their is a cerebellar lesions?

Answer 3

Ipsilateral Representation

Question 4

What are the layers of the cerebellar cortex?

Answer 4

Molecular, Purkinje Layer,, Granular

Question 5

What is the other term for paleocerebellum?

Answer 5

Anterior Lobe

Question 6

What part of the cerebellum is covered by the frontal lobe?

Answer 6

Spinocerebellum

Question 7

What are the functions of the anterior lobe or paleocerebellum?

Answer 7

For posture and muscle tone

Question 8

What is expected if there is a lesion in the anterior lobe?

Answer 8

Hypotonia

Question 9

What is the oldest lobe in the brain?

Answer 9

Archicerebellum or Flocculonodular Lobe

Question 10

What part of the brain is covered by the archicerebellum or flocculonodular lobe?

Answer 10

Vestibulocerebelum

Question 11

What is the purpose of the archicerebellum or the folocculonodular lobe?

Answer 11

Balance

Question 12

If there is a lesion in the flocculonodular lobe, what is it?

Answer 12

Gait Ataxia

Question 13

It is known as the largest and newest lobe?

Answer 13

Neocerebellum / Posterior Lobe

Question 14

What is the other name for Posterior Lobe?

Answer 14

Neocerebellum

Question 15

What are the functions of the posterior lobe?

Answer 15

for fine movements and coordiantion

Question 16

What are some examples of conditions that is represented by the patient if there is a lesion in the posterior lobe?

Answer 16

Dysdiadochokinesia, intention tremor, dysmetria

Question 17

What is the chant for lobes of the brain?

Answer 17

PAN
AFP
SVF
PBC

Question 18

It is a cerebellar disorder that causes generalized muscle weakness.

Answer 18

Asthenia

Question 19

What lobe of the brain is affected in asthenia?

Answer 19

Paleocerebellum

Question 20

it is the loss of ability to initiate muscles together for complex movement

Answer 20

Asynergia

Question 21

What lobe is affected in Asynergia?

Answer 21

Neocerebellum

Question 22

it is also known as “MOVEMENT DECOMPOSITION”

Answer 22

Dyssynergia

Question 23

Movement performed in a sequence of component parts rather than as a single smooth activity

Answer 23

Dyssynergia

Question 24

It presents a step by step movement

Answer 24

Dyssynergia

Question 25

What lobe is affected in Dyssynergia?

Answer 25

Necerebellum

Question 26

What lobe is affected in Gait Ataxia?

Answer 26

Archicerebellum

Question 27

What is the ataxic pattern of a patient having gait ataxia?

Answer 27

* Broad BOS * Postural instability * high guard position of UE

Question 28

Disorder of the motor component of speech articulation

Answer 28

Dysarthria

Question 29

It's also known was the "Scanning Speech"

Answer 29

Dysarthria

Question 30

What lobe is affect in Dysarthria?

Answer 30

Neocerebellum

Question 31

Difficulty or inability to judge distance

Answer 31

Dysmetria

Question 32

It is the overstimulation of distance

Answer 32

Hypermetric

Question 33

It is the under stimulaton of the distance

Answer 33

Hypometric

Question 34

Increased time required to initiate voluntary movements

Answer 34

Delayed Reaction Time

Question 35

What lobe is affected in Delayed Reaction Time?

Answer 35

Neocerebellum

Question 36

Impaired ability to perform rapid alternating movement

Answer 36

Dysdiadochokinesia

Question 37

What lobe is affected in Dysdiadochokinesia?

Answer 37

Neocerebellum

Question 38

Decrease of muscle tone

Answer 38

Hypotonia

Question 39

What lobe is affected when you have Hypotonia?

Answer 39

Paleocerebellum

Question 40

Rhythmic, quick, oscillatory back and forth of the eyes

Answer 40

Nystagmus

Question 41

What lobe is affected when you have Nystagmus?

Answer 41

Archicerebellum

Question 42

Inability to halt forceful movement after resistive stimulus is removed

Answer 42

Rebound Phenomenon

Question 43

Oscillatory movement of the head and axial involvement of the trunk

Answer 43

Titubation

Question 44

Oscillatory movement of the limb during voluntary motion

Answer 44

Intention Tremor

Question 45

Pt has tremor while moving but has no tremor when at rest or sleeping

Answer 45

Kinetic Tremor or Intention Tremor

Question 46

What is the other name of intention tremor?

Answer 46

Kinetic Tremor

Question 47

Oscillatory movement of the limb position

Answer 47

Resting Tremor

Question 48

It shows the cardinal signs of Parkinson's Disease

Answer 48

Resting Tremor