Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
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What part of the brain contains more neuron than the entire rest of the brain

A

Cerebellum

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2
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The cerebellum has 3 functional parts

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vestibulocerebellum
Spinocerebellum
Cerebrocerebellum

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vestibulocerebellum:

A

balance and eyemovement

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4
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Spinocerebellum:

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enhances muscle tone, coordinates skilled voluntary movements, accurate timing of multiple joints, input from motorcortex, feedback from peripheral receptors, fine tuning execution and termination of a movement to assure smooth and precise coordination, rapidly changing/phasic movements (piano)

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5
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Cerebrocerebellum:

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planning and initiating voluntary activity, providing input to cortex

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8
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Cerebellum cortex has 3 layers:

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outer molecular layer, Purkinye layer, inner granular layer

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9
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Cerebellar disease:

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poor ballance, nystagmus, reduced muscle tone, inability to rapidly alternate movements, inability to stop and start movement quickly (intention tremor)

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10
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Critical relay station between spinal cord and rest of brain

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Brain stem,medulla, pons, midbrain

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Brain stem,medulla, pons, midbrain consists of

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12 pairs of cranial nerves

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12
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Neuronal clusters of brainstem, medulla, pons, MB

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respiratory control center, heart+blood vessel function

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13
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brainstem, medulla, pons, MB also responsible for

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  • Regulating muscle reflexes for posture
  • Reticular formation: integrates sensory input, ascending as reticular activating system (RAS) for cortical alertness
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15
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MIdbrain functions

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Eye movement

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16
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Pons functions

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Relay station between cerebrum and cerebellum; coordination of breathing

17
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Medulla oblongata

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Control of involuntary functions

18
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Reticular formation

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Arousal, sleep, muscle tone, pain modulation.

19
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Brain stemorigin of cranial nerves

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22
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Reticular formation damage:

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coma, with respiratory center intact

23
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Reticular formation is the _______ center

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Vomiting centre (eg increased intracranial pressure)