Cerebellum and Spinal Cord Flashcards

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Cerebellum is divided into ? 
midline structure is the ?
the cerebellum has a similar layered structure to the cerebrum: 
outside 
inside
A

two cerebellar hemispheres

vermis

gray matter
white matter

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Cerebellum:

each hemisphere is divided into three lobes

anterior lobe

posterior lobe

flocculonodular lobe

A

muscle tone, body posture and equilibrium

planning and coordination of movements

equilibrium and coordination of eye movements

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Attached to the ? of ?

connected to the brainstem through 3?

the cerebellum has a distinctive appearance, the convolutions of cerebellum are called ?

A

dorsal surface/ pons and medulla

cerebellar peduncles (superior, middle, and inferior cerebellar peduncles)

folia (leaves in Latin)

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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 ?

A

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

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Not just responsible for motor coordination, also involved in

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memory
language
attention
speech

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Signs of Cerebellar damage

VANISHED

A
vertigo
ataxia 
nystagmus 
intentional tremor 
slurred speech 
hypotonia 
exaggerated broad based gait 
disdiadochokinesia
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The Spinal cord:

the major ?

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highway connecting the brain and peripheral nervous system

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Protective coverings:

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back bone (vertebral column)
meninges
CSF

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Spinal cord segments

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cervical 
thoracic 
lumbar 
sacral 
coccygeal
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Beginning and End of spinal cord

  • begins at ?
  • hole in

terminates at ? at level of ?

other spinal nerves trail down like?
-called

A

foramen magnum
-base of skull

conus medullaris
-1st or 2nd lumbar vertebrae

horse’s tail
cauda equina - descending peripheral nerves

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Internal organization:
bundle of ?
dorsal horn: processes
ventral horn: processes

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white matter and gray matter

sensory info to brain

motor info from brain

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All spinal cord segments have ?

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two spinal nerves with a dorsal and ventral root

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Cervical nerves:

C? - C?

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1-8

head and neck 
diaphragm 
deltoids, biceps 
wrist extenders 
triceps 
hand
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Thoracic nerves:

T?-T?

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T1-T12

chest muscles
abdominal muscles

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Lumbar nerves

L1-?

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L5

leg muscles

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Sacral nerves

S1-?

A

S5

bowel, bladder
sexual functions

17
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spinal cord injury overview: 
inability to ?
...
inability to 
loss of 
difficulty
A
pain and numbness
move 
muscle spasms 
feel pressure 
bowel control 
breathing