Lec 9 - Cerebellum Flashcards

1
Q

in development of cerebellum, the lateral portions of the alar plate form these which later become the cerebellum

A

rhombic lips

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2
Q

part separating the two lateral hemispheres

A

vermis

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3
Q

anterior and posterior part of cerebellum are separated by blank

A

primary fissure

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4
Q

nucleus in vermis

A

fastigial

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5
Q

nucleus in intermediate zone

A

interposed nucleus

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6
Q

nucleus that is most lateral in cerebellum

A

dentate nucleus

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7
Q

flocculonodular lobe is made of these

A

flocculus, medial nodulus

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8
Q

functions of cerebellum

A

planned movement, adjusts motor commands, motor learning

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9
Q

cerebellum directly modulates these pathways

A

corticobulbar, corticospinal

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10
Q

cerebellum communicates with cortex via blank

A

thalamus

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11
Q

tract from the leg that ascend from fasciculus gracilis to clarke’s nucleus

A

PSCT

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12
Q

tract that is mechanoreceptive fibers entering above clarke’s nucleus ascending the medulla in the fasciculus cuneatus

A

CCT

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13
Q

blank nuclei send input to cerebllum via ICP to the flocculonodular lobe

A

vestibular nuclei

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14
Q

dentate nucleus is located in this lobe

A

posterior

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15
Q

interposed nucleus is made up of these

A

globose, emboliform

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16
Q

afferents to cerebellum are from these

A

spinal cord, reticular formation, vestibular nuclei, pontine nuclei

17
Q

all efferents from the cerebellum arise in deep nuclei or blank cortex

A

flocculonodular

18
Q

lesion to cerebellum affects this side of the body

A

ipsilateral

19
Q

know lobes, nuclei, inputs, outputs

A

ok