Cerebellum 3
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| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with balance and righting problems? | Vestibulocerebellum. | |
| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with ipsilateral hypotonic muscle tone? | Spinocerebellum. | |
| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with ipsilateral coordination difficulties (ataxia, dysmetria, dysarthria, intention tremors)? | Spinocerebellum. | |
| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with rapid alternating movements (RAM)? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with problems with motor learning (apraxia)? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Which area of the cerebellum is associated with ipsilateral dysdiadochokinesia (problem with agonist-antagonist rapid alternating movements)? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Balance and equilibrium is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Vestibulocerebellum. | |
| Execution of limb movement, fine tuned motor control is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Spinocerebellum. | |
| Precise rapid limb movements through regulation of agonist-antagonist timing is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Coordination of head and eye movements in relation to position in space is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Vestibulocerebellum. | |
| Muscle tone influence is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Spinocerebellum. | |
| Augmentation of tasks requiring dexterity is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Control of axial muscles is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Vestibulocerebellum. | |
| Compensation for variations in load and corrections for deviations of an intended movement is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Spinocerebellum. | |
| Movement initiation and motor learning is localized to which area of the cerebellum? | Cerebrocerebellum. | |
| Define ataxia. | Overshooting, jerky movements. | |
| Define dysmetria. | Judgements of distances is off. | |
| Define dysarthria. | Motor speech problem, can understand but cannot move mouth correctly. | |
| Define intention tremor. | When intending to do task there is a very fine tremor, especially distally. |
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