Cerebellum (General) Flashcards

1
Q

General Pathway of Cerebellar Processing

A
  • Inputs go to cerebellar cortex
  • Cortex projects to deep cerebellar nuclei
  • Deep cerebellar nuclei project back out of cerebellum
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2
Q

Function of the Cerebellum

A

Detect differences between intended action and actual action and promote error reduction

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3
Q

Information from one side of the body is processed on the ______ side of the cerebellum

A

Ipsilateral

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4
Q

Outputs from the cerebellum mostly project from…

A

Deep Cerebellar Nuclei

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5
Q

Output from the vermis is processed by…

A

Fastigial Nuclei

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6
Q

Output from the intermediate zone is processed by…

A

Interposed Nuclei (Globose + Emboliform Nuclei)

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7
Q

Output from the cerebrocerebellum is processed by…

A

Dentate Nuclei

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8
Q

Outputs to this set of nuclei largely bypass the deep cerebellar nuclei

A

Vestibular Nuclei

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9
Q

This information is carried by the superior cerebellar peduncle

A

Major output to thalamus and red nucleus

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10
Q

This information is carried by the middle cerebellar peduncle

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Major input from cerebral cortex (via pontine nuclei)

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11
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This information is carried by the inferior cerebellar peduncle

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Inputs from spine, medulla, and vestibular system;

outputs to some brainstem nuclei

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12
Q

Information in and out of the cerebellum must ______

A

Decussate (to maintain ipsilateral representation)

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13
Q

Climbing fibers are inputs to cerebellum from…?

A

Inferior Olivary Nuclei

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14
Q

General inputs to cerebellum are called…?

A

Mossy Fibers

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15
Q

The majority of the human cerebellum gets information from where?

A

Association Cortices

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16
Q

Outputs through the inferior cerebellar peduncle relates to…?

A

Balance and Eye Movement Stability

17
Q

The majority of outputs from cerebellum leave through the…?

A

Superior Cerebellar Peduncle

18
Q

Function of cerebellar outputs to red nucleus

A

Provides feedback to the inferior olivary nucleus

19
Q

Function of outputs to VL complex (thalamus)

A

Provides movement information to motor/pre-motor cortex

20
Q

Function of outputs to superior colliculus

A

Provides information for voluntary gaze

21
Q

Cortical areas project to cerebellum via (A), and receive projections from it via (B)

A

(A) Pontine nuclei

(B) Thalamus

22
Q

These cells provide the primary output from the cerebellum

A

Purkinje Cells

23
Q

Stellate, basket, and Golgi cells are examples of these kinds of cerebellar cells

A

Inhibitory interneurons

24
Q

Mossy fibers pass their inputs to…?

A

Granule Cells

25
Q

Purkinje cell firing pattern

A

Intrinsically active and inhibitory outputs to deep cerebellar nuclei

26
Q

The deep cerebellar nuclei provide inputs to _____

A

Motor neurons (typically upper)

27
Q

Long-term changes in cerebellar activity occur at this cerebellar processing layer

A

Deep cerebellar nuclei