Lecture 10 - Cerebellum - Quiz 1/2 Flashcards

1
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T/F - The cerebellum participates in adaptive control in the motor system

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True

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2
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T/F - The cerebellum participates in the evaluation of differences between intention and action within the motor system

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True

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3
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T/F - The cerebellum participates in motor learning

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True

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4
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T/F - Lateral cerebellar lesions affect sequential rather than coordinated movement

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True

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5
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T/F - Neurons in the dentate nucleus may fire approximately 100ms before movement

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True

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6
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T/F - The lateral cerebellar cortex receives input from the premotor cortex and projects through the dentate nucleus and thalamus back to the premotor cortex

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True

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7
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What are some examples of disorders of the cerebellum?

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Hypotonia, ataxia, intentional tremor, face/mouth problems if the vermis is affected

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8
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Which cerebellar zone is larger in humans than other primates?

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The lateral zone

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9
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Which cerebellar zone contributes to the conscious planning of movement?

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The lateral zone

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10
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What structure contains the globose and emboliform nuclei?

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Interposed nucleus

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11
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Mossy fibers originate from nuclei in what structure?

A

Vestibular ganglion

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12
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Climbing fibers originate from what structure?

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Granule layer

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13
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Are stellate and basket cells inhibitory or excitatory?

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Inhibitory

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14
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In which layer of the cerebellum are stellate and basket cells located?

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Molecular layer

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15
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How can the somatotopy of frontal and posterior areas mapped in the cerebellum best be described?

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Fractured

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16
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T/F - A reduction in sensory thresholds might possibly be a sequela of cerebellar damage

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False

17
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T/F - A reduction in strength on demand might possibly be a sequela of cerebellar damage

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False

18
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T/F - A reduction in one’s ability to learn how to throw darts accurately might possibly be a sequela of cerebellar damage

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True

19
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T/F - Uncontrollable rage might possibly be a sequela of cerebellar damage

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True