Cerebellum Flashcards

1
Q

How do the cerebellum and basal ganglia influence and direct LMNs?

A

Indirectly

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2
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What separates the cerebral cortex from the cerebellum?

A

Falx Cerebri

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3
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Where do most of the primary afferents to the cerebellum go through?

A

Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle

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4
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What is the only primary afferent to the cerebellum that goes through the Superior Cerebellar Penduncle?

A

Ventral Spinocerenellar Tract

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5
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What is the only primary afferent to the cerebellum that goes through the Middle Cerebellar Penduncle?

A

Pontocerebellar Tract

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6
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Where do the climbing fibers come from?

A

Contralateral inferior olivary nucleus

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7
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Where do the mossy fibers come from?

A

All places other than the contralateral inferior olivary nucleus

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8
Q

How are climbing fibers wired to Purkinje cells?

A

1 to 1 ratio

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9
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How are mossy fibers wired to Purkinje cells?

A

Attached to granule cells with feed into parallel fibers that feed into Purkinje cells

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