what is the function of the cerebellum in motor control

what is the function of the basal ganglia in motor contrl

what disorders are associated with basal ganglia and motor dysfunction

do the cerebellum and basal ganglia cause muscle contraction?

explain the cerebellum's role in coordinating muscle movement

how is the cerebellum involved in motor learning

what are the 3 anatomical components of the cerebellum

what is the function of the spino-cerebellum

what is the function of the vestibulo cerebellum

what is the function of teh cerebrocerebellum

where does the cerebrocerebellum send correctory impulses to

what is the main output cell from the cerebellum

what type of signals are sent by the purkinje cell to the cerebelar nucei

give 2 other cells which come from the cerebellum and enter the deep cerebellaer nuceli

what does the DCN do with signals from the climbing and mossy fibres

what is the purpose of comparing the climbing and mossy fibres at the deeep cerebellar nuclei

how does the rest of the brain aid in cerebellum activity comparison

what happens if the expected and reality are different

how does the cerebellum act as a timer

where is the basal ganglia located

what is the function of the basal ganglia

give the pathway of information to and from the basal ganglia

what is the basal ganglia's role in pre-motor activity

what is the effect of the basal ganglia on the thalamus and what is the effect of the thalamus on the cortex?

what needs to happen to the thalamus to initiate movement by the cortex

give some structures which make up th ebasal ganglia

what is the major excitatory NTM of the brain

what is teh major inhibitory NTM of the brain

what is the effect of dopamine on the brain

is basal outflow excitatory or inhibitory

give the flow of activity through the basal ganglia from the cortex to the thalamus

give the direct and indirect pathways through the basal ganglia

what does the direct and indirect pathways promote

what 2 receptors do dopamine work on

what is the effect of dopamine on movement

how does dopamine activity cause smooth movement

give a hypokinetic and hyperkinetic disorder associated with the basal ganglia

what causes parkinsons and huntingtons

why is parkinsons hypokinetic

describe the resting state and the movement of a parkinsons patient

what is the primary pathology of parkinsosn

how would parkinsons be treated

why is Parkinsons treatment poor and especially treatment using inhibitory of dopamine breakdown

what is L-Dopa and why is it a bit meh

how can surgery be used in parkinsons

give the symptoms of huntingtons

explain why huntingtons is herritable

what is the problem in the basal ganglia caused by huntingtons

what is the function of the pre and post central gyrus