- Cerebrocerebellum: What is the output nucleus and which peduncle does is used to exit the cerebellum?
- Spinocerebellum: cuneocerebellar 1) Arises from _______2) Transmits info related to ______3) Ipsilateral/contralateral4) Enters cerebellum via _____
- Vestibulocerebellum: 1) Receives inputs from ______2) Outputs: participates in _______ and controls head and ______ movements.
- Flocculus and nodulus: which is medial and which is lateral?
- Golgi Neuron1) Which layer is it in?2) Participates (is a part of) in the cerebellar _______.
- Axons coursing to and coming from the cerebellar cortex are called the ________ ("tree of life"), and make up the subcortical white matter.
- What are the only primary afferents that project directly to the cerebellar cortex?
- Vestibulocerebellum:Outputs include the medial ________ tract, and the ____________ to extraoccular muscles.
- The flocculonodular lobe is associated with the ________ nuclei.
- Granule neurons are inhibitory/excitatory, and they use ______ as a neurotransmitter.
- From what section of the 3-vesicle stage of development does the cerebellum arise from?
- Deep nuclei: The ______ and ______ nuclei are together referred to as the interposed nuclei. The interposed nuclei is associated with the _______ hemisphere (a functional region)
- Spinocerebellum outputs: VermisThe fastigial nucleus also has a small ascending component that flows through the ________.
- Gyri is to the cerebral cortex as _____ is to the cerebellum.
- Cerebrocerebellum: Is input from the ipsilateral or contralateral cerebral cortex?
- Describe the Granular layer of the cerebellar cortex. (deep/superficial; input/output; what cells are here; gets info from what type of fibers)
- The superior cerebellar peduncle is mostly afferent/efferent to the brainstem nuclei and the ______, and is connected to the _______.
- List the 4 deficits that can occur to the motor system with cerebellar dysfunction. (i.e. what general motor functions would be affected)
- Which deep nuclei is closest to the midline and tightly associated with the vermis?
- There were four Portocaval sites discussed in the slides. Site four occurs at the rectum and includes these portal/venous vessels. Blockage results in this condition.