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Cerebellum Flashcards

1
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Function

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The Comparator: intended movements vs actual movements

Reduces motor errors.

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3 subdivisions of Cerebellar Cortex

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  1. Cerebrocerebellum - planning/executing complex movement.
  2. Vestibulocerebellum - posture, balance.
  3. Spinocerebellum - ongoing limb movements.
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3
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2 regions of SC

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  1. Paramedian - distal musc

2. Vermis - proximal musc

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4
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Dentate Nuclei location

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CC

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Interposed Nuclei location

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SC

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6
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Fastigial Nuclei location

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SC and VC

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7
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Vestibular Nuclei location

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VC

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8
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Superior Cerebellar Peduncle: what type of axons?

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efferent (output)

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Middle Cerebellar Peduncle: what type of axons?

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afferent (input)

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Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle: what type of axons?

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both efferent + afferent

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11
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MCP brings input from where?

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Cerebrum

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ICP brings input from where?

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Vestibular Nuclei
Spinal Cord
Olive

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13
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Output sent where?

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Locations of UMN pathway origins:
Red Nucleus
Vestibular Nuclei
Reticular Formation
Motor Cortex
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14
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Mossy fibers bring afferent info from where

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From cerebrum, vestibular, or spinal cord

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15
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Climbing fibers bring afferent info from where

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Olive

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16
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Cerebellar circuitry

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1a. Mossy –> gives rise to Parallel –> weak (+) to Purkinje.
1b. Climbing –> strong (+) to Purkinje.
2. Purkinje –> GABA (-) to Deep Nuclei.
3. Collateral Mossy & Climbing –> (+) to Deep Nuclei.

17
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Why do Deep Nuclei receive both inhibitory (from Purkinje) and excitatory (from collaterals) signals?

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Inhibitory from Purkinje is the correction signal.

If Deep Nuclei only received (+), then we’d just be sending the same info back out to the motor cortex.

18
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Dorsal Spinocerebellar Pathway (from last unit) projects thru which peduncle, to which subdivision, using which fibers?

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Thru ICP –> SC

Mossy fibers

19
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Cuneocerebellar Pathway (from last unit) projects thru which peduncle, to which subdivision, using which fibers?

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Thru ICP –> SC

Mossy fibers

20
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Spinolivary Pathway (from last unit) projects thru which peduncle, using which fibers?

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ICP

Climbing Fibers

21
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Olivocerebellar Pathway

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1a. Intended movement info from Cerebral Cortex –> Olive + Red Nucleus.
1b. Sensory/proprio from Spinolivary –> Olive.
2. Olive –> thru ICP –> CC, SC, VC

22
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Cerebrocerebellar Pathway

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  1. Motor plan from Cortex –> Pontine Nuclei –> MCP –> CC.
    (at the same time: Olivocerebellar –> CC/Dentate).
  2. Purkinje in CC integrates info.
  3. Purkinje –> Dentate –> SCP –> contralateral VL Thalamus –> Motor Cortex.
    (some axons –> Red Nucleus –> Olive; lets Olive know about corrected plan).
23
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Spinocerebellar Pathway

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  1. Proprio from Dorsal Spinocerebellar & Cuneocerebellar –> ICP –> SC.
    (at the same time: Olivocerebellar –> SC/Interposed/Fastigial).
  2. Purkinje in SC integrates info.
  3. Purkinje –> Interposed + Fastigial
    4a. Interposed –> SCP –> contralateral VL Thalamus –> Motor Cortex.
    4b. Fastigial –> ICP –> Brainstem.
24
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Spinocerebellar Pathway: interposed influences what UMN pathways?

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Lateral UMNs for distal musc

25
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Spinocerebellar Pathway: fastigial influences what UMN pathways?

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Medial UMNs for axial musc

26
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Vestibulocerebellar Pathway

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  1. Equilibrium from Vestibular Nuclei –> ICP –> VC.
    (at the same time: Olivocerebellar –> VC/Fastigial).
  2. Purkinje in VC integrates info.
  3. Purkinje –> Fastigial –> ICP –> Vestibular Nuclei.
27
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Cerebrocerebellar Pathway modulates which UMN Pathways?

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Lateral Corticospinal
Ventral Corticospinal
Corticobulbar
Rubrospinal

28
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Spinocerebellar Pathway modulates which UMN Pathways (if projecting to IP)?

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Lateral Corticospinal
Ventral Corticospinal
Rubrospinal

29
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Spinocerebellar Pathway modulates which UMN Pathways (if projecting to F)?

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Reticulospinal

30
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Vestibulocerebellar Pathway modulates which UMN Pathways?

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Medial Vestibulospinal
Lateral Vestibulospinal
Colliculospinal

31
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Cerebellar Lesions general symptoms

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Ataxia.
Nystagmus, Vertigo.
Intention (Action) Tremors & Dysmetria - over/undershoot movements, oscillatory movement.
Dysdiaodokinesia - inability to perform alternating tasks.
(all ipsilateral to damage)

32
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CC Lesion symptoms

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Dysdiadokinesia
Decomposition of movement
Difficulty performing planned motor skills

33
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VC Lesion symptoms

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Nystagmus
Vertigo
Balance issues

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SC Lesion symptoms

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Intention Tremors
Dysmetria
Ataxia

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