Cerebellum Lab

Question 1

Middle cerebellar peduncle

Answer 1

input from the cortex via the pons (pontine nuclei)

Question 2

Superior Cerebellar Peduncle

Answer 2

output to cortex to thalamus and red nucleus

Question 3

Inferior cerebellar peduncle

Answer 3

input from body and inferior olive

output to vestibular nuclei

Question 4

on going movement

Answer 4

spinocerebellum
vestibulocerebellum

Question 5

planning for movement

Answer 5

cerebrocerebellum

Question 6

movements that are uncoordinated or inaccurate due to any damage to motor areas

Answer 6

ataxia

Question 7

Decomposition of complex multi-joint movements into the parts

Answer 7

dyssynergia

Question 8

poor control of speed and distance for coordinated movements

Answer 8

dysmetria

Question 9

Intention tremors occur during

Answer 9

planned and controlled movement

Question 10

What is a common movement with intention trmors

Answer 10

ending point of movement is often missed or overshot/undershot

Question 11

Damage to cerebellum produced deficit on ____ side of body

Answer 11

same

Question 12

Cerebellar lesions causes no

Answer 12

learning as shown by continued poor acuracy

Question 13

T/F frogs with surgically tilted eyes never adapt

Answer 13

True

Question 14

inferior olive lesions and pons lesion (do or do not) distrupt adaptation

Answer 14

do

Question 15

Damage to the VA/VL thalamus does or does not produce impairment to adaptation

Answer 15

does not

Question 16

Cerebellar motor learning of this is specific to what two things

Answer 16

body part
type of movement