Cerebellum Dysfunctions Flashcards

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Name the 11 dysfunctions of the cerebellum?

A
  1. GENERALIZED POOR CIRCULATION
  2. INTENTION TREMOR
  3. DYSMETRIA
  4. NYSTAGMUS
  5. DYSF OF BALANCE and EQUILIBRIUM
  6. VERTIGO
  7. DYSF OF MOTOR MEMORY
  8. DYSDIADOCHOKINESIA
  9. DECOMPOSITION OF MOVEMENT
  10. DECOMPOSITION OF SPEECH
  11. DYSTAXIA / ATAXIA
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Name the first 5 dysfunctions of the cerebellum?

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  1. GENERALIZED POOR CIRCULATION
  2. INTENTION TREMOR
  3. DYSMETRIA
  4. NYSTAGMUS
  5. DYSF OF BALANCE and EQUILIBRIUM
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Name the final 6 dysfunctions of the cerebellum?

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  1. VERTIGO
  2. DYSF OF MOTOR MEMORY
  3. DYSDIADOCHOKINESIA
  4. DECOMPOSITION OF MOVEMENT
  5. DECOMPOSITION OF SPEECH
  6. DYSTAXIA / ATAXIA
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Describe “intention tremor”?

cerebellum dysfunction

A

BODY PART TREMORS DURING PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITY

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Describe “dysmetria”?

cerebellum dysfunction

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PASS-POINTING (inability to pinpoint)
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TROUBLE BRINGING A BODY PART TO A TARGET

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What is “nystagmus” described as a combination of?

cerebellum dysfunction

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INTENTION TREMOR
\+
DYSMETRIA
=
NYSTAGMUS IN EYE MOVEMENT (eyes shimmy)
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What is it called to experience hallucination of movement of ones body and/or external environment?

(cerebellum dysfunction)

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VERTIGO

unbearable - think Sid Crosby

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What would cerebellum dysfunctions of motor memory cause?

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IMPAIRMENTS DOING FAMILIAR MOTOR FUNCTIONS

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What is an inability to perform rapid alternating movements called?

(cerebellum dysfunction)

A

DYSDIADOCHOKINESIA

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Describe “decomposition of movement”?

cerebellum dysfunction

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MOTOR ACTIVITY BROKEN INTO SEPARATE ACTIONS
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INTENSE, FOCUSED, SLOW, ONE-AT-A-TIME

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With decomposition of speech (scanning speech), the affected person would speak without what?

(cerebellum dysfunction)

A

PUNCTUATION

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What is the aka for dystaxia / ataxia?

cerebellum dysfunction

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DRUNKEN SAILORS GAIT

staggering, lurching

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Which is more severe - dystaxia or ataxia?

cerebellum dysfunction

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ATAXIA

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What would you observe on someone walking with dystaxia?

cerebellum dysfunction

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BODY PARTS IMPROPERLY ALIGNED WITH ACTIVITY
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EQUILIBRIUM POOR
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VISUAL COORDINATES IMPROPERLY INTERPRETED

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