Lecture 25 - Clinical 2, Cerebellar Disease Flashcards
1
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Afferents from?
A
spinal cord, vestibular nuclei via ION, pontine nuclie
2
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Efferents to?
A
upper motor neurons via thalamus, lower motor neurons via vestibular nuclei, reticular formation and red nucleus
3
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Truncal ataxia?
A
unsteady, heel-toe (or heels if mid-line cerebellum)
4
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Limb ataxia?
A
clumbsiness, intention tremor; ipsilateral to lesion and indicative of hemispherical disease
5
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Dysarthia?
A
loss of articulation, slurred staccato speech, NOT dysphasia
6
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Associated symptoms?
A
abnormal eye movements (nyastagmus), vertigo, nausea; all these not necessary
7
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Causes?
A
congenital, MS, autoimmune, infection, hypoxia, toxins