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Neuro I Final: Cerebellar Disorders
Terms in this set (40)
Primary functions of the cerebellum balance + coordination Motor learning
functional areas of the cerebellum Vestibulocerebellum Spinocerebellum Cerebrocerebellum
Hallmark signs of cerebellar disease Ataxia Dysmetria
Diffic...
balance + coordination
Primary functions of the cerebellum
Motor learning
Vestibulocerebellum
functional areas of the cerebellum Spinocerebellum
Cerebrocerebellum
Ataxia
Hallmark signs of cerebellar disease Dysmetria
Difficulty tandem walking
dysmetria = inability to properly scale movement distance
dysmetria is worse with multi-joint movements
dyssynergia = impairment in multi-joint movements
dysdiadochokinesia incoordination of agonist/antagonist pairs during voluntary movement
decompensation = multi-joint movements are broken down into single-joint movements
lack of check = excessive rebound after a strong isometric force
action
types of cerebellar tremor postural
kinetic
action tremor = tremor only occurs when they're moving
postural tremor = tremor when the muscles are maintaining static positions against gravity
kinetic tremor = tremor when muscles are producing active voluntary movement
hypotonia = decreased extensor tone
hypotonia is due to decreased excitatory drive to vestibulospinal and reticulospinal pathways
slowed walking
characteristics of ataxia postural unsteadiness
coordination deficits
Wide BOS
Neuro I Final: Cerebellar Disorders
steps with ataxic gait Short steps
irregular timing and length
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