Cerebellum Flashcards

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what does the cortex do

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say what is to be done

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what does the basal ganglia and cerebellum do

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how something is o be done

quality and organisation of movement

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3
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what kind of matter is basal ganglia

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grey matter

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4
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what does the basal ganglia sp do

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receive and prices info form cerebral cortex
feedback info to cortex via thalamus
no direct sp connection only via cortex

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5
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what are the components of the basal ganglia

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putamen 
globus pallidus 
caudate nucleus 
internal capsule - outside
amygdala
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6
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what are the connections of the basal ganglia

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to motor cortex via thalamus

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7
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what role does basal ganglia play

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acts like accelerator for cortex

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what is the basic feedback circuit for basal ganglia

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putamen receives input form motor cortex
globus pallidus - braking effect on thalamus output structure of basal ganglia
thalamus tim drive on patterns of motor cortex

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what does the globus pallidus do automatically

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supply brake to the thalamus

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what does caudate do

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input from frontal c. cortex

planning organisation thought processes not motor

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what does sub thalamic nucleus do

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promote brake on thalamus and c cortex

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what would happen if there is damage to the sub thalamic nucleus

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uncontrolled flailing of limbs
hemiballismus
no braking

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what does disorders of the basal ganglia produce

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changes in muscle tone and involuntary movements

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14
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what is dyskinesia

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tremors

if dage to basal ganglia

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15
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what is athetosis

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writhing movement

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16
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what is chorea

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jerky, rapid movements, twitches, grimaces

17
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what is ballismus

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flailing limb movements proximal joints

18
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what are the features of parkinson

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resting tremor 
rigidity
paucity of movement 
depression 
impaired cognitive function
19
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what happens to the substantial nigra in parkinson

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substantia nigra in midbrain loss of neurones that relate dopamine (dopaminergic) to putamen

20
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what re ways of treatment of parkinson

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L-dopa
dopamine agonists
transplant
ablation/stimulation

21
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what is the L-dopa treatment

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unlike dopamine crosses the BB barrier

effects reduces with time and produces its own dyskinesia effects

22
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what is the dopamine agonist

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bromocriptine

COMT inhibitors- prevents metab of L-dopa

23
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what is transplant for parkinson treatment

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foetal dopamine prod cells sourcing tissue difficult

24
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what is the ablation/stimulation treatment do for

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of thamlic nuclei can alleviate rigidity restore fucntoinin

25
what si the (subconscious) motor control centre
feedback loop to cortex via thalamus | cerebellum listens silently and talks back
26
what are functions of cerebellum
skilled rep moves (plan coord) --> cortex locomotion/posture (monitor move coord) --> Ctx/BS/spinal cord balance (monitor coord) --> vest spinal cord
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what is predominate cerebellum matter
white with grey nuclei
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what si the structural features of the cerebellum
lobes --> ant, post, flocculonodular fissure --> primary, horizontal vermis
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what does cerebellum listen to cortex for
command for movement, intense activity in cerebellum
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what are cortico-ponto-cerbellar tracts
enter cerebellum at middle cerebral penducle
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what does cerebellum listen o spinal cord for
dorsal spinocerbelar tracts - unconscious position sense enter via int penducel ipsilateral damage
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what does the cerebellum get from brainstem
balance info non crossed form vestibular nuclei from cochlea inf olivary nucleus carry new motor programmees
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where des cerebellar output form
via dep nuclei in cereblluma nd vestibule nuclei
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what re some of the grey matter nuclei in cerebellum
fastigial - medial - posture dentate- fine motor control
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how does cerebellum answer the motor cortex
activation of corticospinal tract | control same side ipsilateral as non crossed organ
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what are the function of the cerebellum
quality of movement plans, coord, fine skilled learned motor integrates balance
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what happens if cerebellar malfucnitno
``` signs disease ipsilateral disturbed balance modified muscle tone -hypotonia ataxia poor coord vermal lesion ```