Cerebellum and Spinal Cord Flashcards
Cerebellum is divided into ? midline structure is the ? the cerebellum has a similar layered structure to the cerebrum: outside inside
two cerebellar hemispheres
vermis
gray matter
white matter
Cerebellum:
each hemisphere is divided into three lobes
anterior lobe
posterior lobe
flocculonodular lobe
muscle tone, body posture and equilibrium
planning and coordination of movements
equilibrium and coordination of eye movements
Attached to the ? of ?
connected to the brainstem through 3?
the cerebellum has a distinctive appearance, the convolutions of cerebellum are called ?
dorsal surface/ pons and medulla
cerebellar peduncles (superior, middle, and inferior cerebellar peduncles)
folia (leaves in Latin)
Cerebellum Functions:
maintain ?
coordinates ? and fine tunes?
cerebellum DOES NOT?
influences ?
works as a team with the ? to ?
-compares the ? for intended movements with the ? in terms of ?
equilibrium and balance
- motor control /motor activity
- initiate motor commands
- timing between motor movements
motor cortex, basal ganglia and spinal cord / smooth and correct the motor output
-efferent commands/ sensory information/anticipated and ongoing motor program
Not just responsible for motor coordination, also involved in
memory
language
attention
speech
Signs of Cerebellar damage
VANISHED
vertigo ataxia nystagmus intentional tremor slurred speech hypotonia exaggerated broad based gait disdiadochokinesia
The Spinal cord:
the major ?
highway connecting the brain and peripheral nervous system
Protective coverings:
back bone (vertebral column)
meninges
CSF
Spinal cord segments
cervical thoracic lumbar sacral coccygeal
Beginning and End of spinal cord
- begins at ?
- hole in
terminates at ? at level of ?
other spinal nerves trail down like?
-called
foramen magnum
-base of skull
conus medullaris
-1st or 2nd lumbar vertebrae
horse’s tail
cauda equina - descending peripheral nerves
Internal organization:
bundle of ?
dorsal horn: processes
ventral horn: processes
white matter and gray matter
sensory info to brain
motor info from brain
All spinal cord segments have ?
two spinal nerves with a dorsal and ventral root
Cervical nerves:
C? - C?
1-8
head and neck diaphragm deltoids, biceps wrist extenders triceps hand
Thoracic nerves:
T?-T?
T1-T12
chest muscles
abdominal muscles
Lumbar nerves
L1-?
L5
leg muscles