Cerebellum Flashcards

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What is in charge of initiation and amplitude of movment? NT?

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basil gnaglia, Dopamine

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What is in charge of making sure a movment “looks pretty”?

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cerebellum

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List the major functions of the cerebellum

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coordination of motor intention with output

anticipatory balence- bod response to anticipation of balence

reacive balence

midline orientation- if I close my eyes I know if I’m leaning to one side

maintains EXSTENSOR TONE muscle against gravity (so we dont get floppy)

motor learning- create a movement based on what has worked in the past

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Where is the cerebellum located? fossa, what its dorsal to, and what its seperated by

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posterior cranial fossa
dorsal to 4th ventricle, pons, medulla,
seperated by tentorium cerebelli (aka “infratentorial”)

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What are the anterior and posterior lobe of the cerebellum seperated by

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primary fissure

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What does the superior cerebellar peduncle connect? what type of neurons run in it?

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connect midbrain and cerebellum
primarily efferent (info coming out of cerebellum), few afferent

(i come out of my house at the superior end of the day)

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what is the version og gyri in the cerebellum and whats the diffrence

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folia

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8
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what does the posterolateral fissure seperate

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flocculondular lobe from posterior lobe

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explain what would happen to the tonsils of the cerebellum if the brain herinated

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theyd be the first one out

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10
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what is the one point of connection between the CNS and brainstem

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peduncles

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What does the middle cerebellar peduncle connect? what type of neurons run in it?

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pons to cerebrellum
afferent (info ciming INTO cerebellum)

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What does the inferior cerebellar peduncle connect? what type of neurons run in it?

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medulla to cerebellum
afferent and efferent

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13
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what is the biggest nerve highway in the body

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middle cerbellar peduncle

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14
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What type of effects on motor function does the cerebellum provide

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modulatory (inhbiitory- fine tune things by inhibiting)

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15
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what neuron is exclusivley in the cerebellum

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perkinje cells

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Where does the cerebrocerebellum provide input to? What function is it involved with? Where genrelly is it in cerebellum?

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provides input to/ from cortex
involved with planning and initiation of mvmt
cerebellar hemispheres (green)

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Where does the spinocerebellum provide input to? What function is it involved with? Where genrelly is it in cerebellum?

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input to/ from spinal cord

in vermis and intermediate zones

vermis: posture proximal limb mvmt, eye mvmt (midline stuff since its in midline) (blue)

Intermediate zone: appendicular limb position and somatosensory input (blue)

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Where does the vestibulocerebellum provide input to? What function is it involved with? Where generally is it in cerebellum?

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input to/from vestibular labyrinth (inner ear)
Maintenance of equilibrium balance and posture, vestibuloocular control

floculondular lobe(purple)

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explain the somatotopic organization of the cerebellum

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What are the different groupings of fibers involved in cerebellar orgin of input?

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pontocerebellar, olivocerebellar, spinocerebellar/ vestibulocerebellur

21
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What are the four spinocerebellar tracts and what type of proprioceptive guidance do they provide?

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Cuneo, dorsal spino, ventral, rostral

Overall they provide subconscious proprioceptive information to cerebellum about the movement

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What types of cerebellar
functions are involved with the orgin of input: pontocerebellar fibers?

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pontocerebellar fibers- planning and control of precise mvmt

23
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What are the largest cortical contributors of the pontocerebellar fibers

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PriMC, PriSC, visual cortex

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What types of cerebellar
functions are involved with the orgin of input: olivocerebelar fibers?

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Motor learning and motor memory processes

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What types of cerebellar functions are involved with the orgin of input: spinocerebellar and vestibulocerevebblar fibers?
Involved in providing real times sensory feedback
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Cuneocerebellar tract pathway
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cuneocerebellar tract function
afferent input from UE/ neck intrafusal fibers (proprioceptors) and joint receptors
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dorsal spinocerebellar tract function
afferent input from LE intrafusal fibers (proprioceptors) and joint receptors
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ventral spinocerebellar tract function/ which extremity?
LE Afferent input from interneurons from GTOs
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rostral spinocerebellar tract function/ which extremity?
UE Afferent input from interneurons from GTOs
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Dorsal spinocerebellar tract
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ventral and rostral spinocerebellar tract
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describe the dentate cerebellar nuclei and where it receives cerebellar output from
- Deep nuclei - receive projections from lateral cerebellar hemispheres
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describe the emboliform and globose cerebellar nuclei and where it receives cerebellar output from
- these are interposed (ATTACHED) -received projections from intermediate zones blue in pic
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describe the fastigial cerebellar nuclei and where it receives cerebellar output from
Received projections from majority of the vermis and small part of flocculonodular lobe red in pic
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which two outgoing cerebellar nuclei are interposed
emboliform and globose
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What information do the vestibular nuclei receive from the cerebellum?
Receive projections from inferior vermis and majority of flocculonodular node purple in pioc
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what are the cerebellar nuclei and what are the vestibular nuclei?
"deep" cerebellar- dentate, emboliform, globose, fastigial vesitbular- vestibular nuclei
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Describe the function of efferent pathways taken by information originating in the cerebrocerellum
motor planning and motor initiation of limbs
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Describe the PATHWAY taken by information originating in the cerebrocerellum
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Describe the function of the efferent pathway taken by information originating in the vermis
spinocerebellum- poster, proximal movement, eye-movement
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Describe the efferent PATHWAY taken by information originating in the vermis
spinocerebellum
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Describe the efferent PATHWAY taken by information originating in the inferiror vermis and flocculonodular lobe.
vestibulocerebellum
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Describe the efferent pathway FUNCTION taken by information originating in the intermediate zone
UE/LE motor control
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Describe the efferent PATHWAY taken by information originating in the intermediate zone
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Describe the major anatomical features found within each vascular territory of the cerebellum:
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Which type of stroke has the potential to blow out all cerebellar functions because it goes to the peduncles
AICA-yellow