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  • February 26, 2023
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What does the superior vermis form?

Midline ridge

Where does the inferior vermis lie?

Deep groove between the hemispheres

What does the primary fissure of the cerebellum separate?

Anterior lobe from posterior lobe

What does the posterolateral fissure demarcate?

Flocculus and nodule i.e. flocculonodular node

What matter forms the cerebellar cortex?

Grey

How many cerebellar nuclei are there?

4, bilaterally paired

Where do mossy fibres end?

Granular layer w/granule cells

How many parallel fibres are produced by one granule cell?

2

What neurons provide inhibitory modulation of intracortical circuitry?

Golgi, basket and stellate cells

What type of input is provided by climbing fibres to purkinje cells?

Excitatory

What neurotransmitter is used by purkinje cells?

GABA

What is the main role of the archicerebellum?

Balance

What peduncles are used by the archicerebellum?

Inferior

What is the primary role of the paleocerebellum?

Muscle tone and posture

What is the primary role of the neocerebellum?

Muscular coordination – trajectory, speed and force of movements

What cerebellar peduncle is associated with the neocerebellum?

, Superior

What does the forebrain consist of?

Bilaterally paired diencephalon and cerebral hemisphere on each side

Where is the diencephalon found?

Between brainstem and cerebral hemisphere, rostral part of midbrain

What is the diencephalon composed of from dorsal to ventral?

Epithalamus, thalamus, subthalamus, hypothalamus

What are the three major nuclei associated with the thalamus’ functions?

Nuclei that transmit general and special sensory information to sensory cortices, nuclei that receive
impulses from cerebellum and basal ganglia to interface with motor regions and nuclei that have
connections with associative and limbic areas of the cortex

Where is the tuber cinereum found?

Caudal to optic chiasm

What extends from the apex of the tuber cinereum?

Pituitary stalk

What is found caudal to the tuner cinereum?

Mamillary bodies which house the mammillary nuclei of the hypothalamus

Where is the epithalamus found?

In front of the superior colliculus of midbrain

What does the epithalamus consist of?

Pineal gland and habenula

What hormone does the pineal gland produce?

Melatonin

What does the habenula have connections with?

Limbic system

Where is the subthalamus found?

Beneath the thalamus and behind the hypothalamus

What are the two cell groups associated with the subthalaus?

Subthalamic nucleus and zona incerta

Where si the subthalamic nucleus found?

Venterolateral part of subthalamus

What are the connections o the subthalamic nucleus?

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