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Try the questions below. The answers appear at the bottom of the screen.


16. Which of the following statements is correct? answer

  1. a Babinski sign is seen following cerebellar lesions
  2. cerebellar lesions result in atrophy
  3. a cardinal sign of cerebellar damage is hypotonia
  4. there are no speech problems following cerebellar lesions
  5. dysdiadochokinesia is another name for muscle weakness

17. Which of the following statements is correct? answer

  1. rebound phenomena refers to the inability to grab a rebound above the rim
  2. past pointing is a cardinal sign of corticospinal damage
  3. intention tremor is seen following lesions of the substantia nigra
  4. resting tremor is seen following lesions of the cerebellum
  5. atrophy is not a sign of cerebellar disease

18. Which of the following statements is correct? answer

  1. hypotonia could never result from defects in the gamma efferent system
  2. spasticity is associated with lesions of the lateral cerebellum
  3. both cerebral cortex and cerebellar deficits involve the ipsilateral side of the body
  4. weakness is a cardinal sign of cerebellar disease
  5. ataxia is a cardinal sign of cerebellar disease

19. Which of the following statements is correct? answer

  1. the fastigial nucleus projects to the red nucleus
  2. the presence of nystagmus suggests damage to the corticospinal tract
  3. the inferior olive receives input from the contralateral spinal cord
  4. the interpositus nucleus projects to the vestibular nuclei via the inferior cerebellar peduncle
  5. nystagmus is a sign of lower motor neuron disease

20. Which of the following statements is correct? answer

  1. a lesion of the right side of the flocculonodular lobe will result in left nystagmus
  2. a lesion of the right side of the flocculonodular lobe will result in staggering to the right
  3. a lesion of the right fastigial nucleus will result in staggering to the left
  4. a lesion of the right fastigial nucleus will result in right nystagmus
  5. a lesion of the right fastigial nucleus and the right vestibular nuclei will (in different cases) result in nystagmus of the same direction


21. Which of the following associations are true?

21A-1. A-planning answer
21A-2. A-updating answer
21A-3. A-posterior parietal cortex answer
21A-4. A-VA/VL answer
21A-5. A-premotor and supplementary motor cortex answer
21A-6. A-reticular formation answer
21A-7. A-vestibular nuclei answer
21A-8. A-fires after movement answer
21B-1. B-ruber answer
21B-2. B-updating answer
21B-3. B-reticular formation answer
21B-4. B-primary motor cortex answer
21B-5. B-vestibular nuclei answer
21B-6. B-comparing and updating answer
21B-7. B-fires before movement answer
21C-1. C-nystagmus answer
21C-2. C-reticular formation answer
21C-3. C-ruber answer
21C-4. C-VA/VL answer
21C-5. C-bilateral efferent projection (but mostly ipsi.) answer