Cerebellum

Question 1

Restiform body + juxtarestiform body

Connects cerebellum and medulla

Answer 1

Inferior cerebellar peduncle

Question 2

Connects cerebellum and pons

Afferent fibers originating in the contralateral basal pons

Answer 2

Middle cerebellar peduncle

Brachium pontis

Question 3

Connects cerebellum and midbrain
Conveys primarily efferent fibers that originate in the deep cerebellar nuclei–>specific nuclei of thalamus and other areas in the brainstem
Also has some afferent pathways that come into the cerebellum through the superior cerebellar peduncle

Answer 3

Superior cerebellar peduncle

Question 4

Lateral zone

Answer 4

Dentate nucleus

Question 5

Intermediate zone

Answer 5

Globose and emboliform nuclei

Question 6

Medial zone

Answer 6

Fastigial nucleus

Question 7

Supplies posterior-inferior cerebellum, restiform body, 4th ventricle

Answer 7

PICA

Question 8

Caudal parts of middle cerebellar peduncle, caudolateral portions of inferior cerebellar surface, parts of dentate nucleus

Answer 8

AICA

Question 9

Superior surface of cerebellum, most of cerebellar nuclei, anterior parts of middle cerebellar peduncle and superior cerebellar peduncle

Answer 9

SCA

Question 10

Outermost layer, contains cell processes and stellate and basket cells

Answer 10

Molecular layer

Question 11

Single row of very large cells; contains only efferents within the cerebellar cortex; release GABA, causing waxing and waning inhibitory effect

Answer 11

Purkinje cell layer

Question 12

Deepest layer, contains granule cells and Golgi cells

Answer 12

Granule cell layer