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What animals have smallest cerebellar hemispheres?

Fish

What is the main function of the flocculonodular lobe of the cerebellum?

Balance and correcting eye movements

What info do the caudal cerebellar peduncles carry?

Afferent - actual movement

Which nerve fibre runs from cerebellar cortex to deep cerebellar nuclei?

Purkinjie cell axon

Which type of learning is demonstrated by the ability to clicker train animals?

Classical conditioning

If an animal shows increased reaction to stimulus over time, what type of learning does this demonstrate?

Sensitisation

Which seizure phase is characterised by odd behaviour and autonomic signs, and occurs hours to minutes before the seizure itself?

Aura

Which first line AED acts by mainly enhancing GABA activating Cl- conductance + causes induction of microsomal enzymes in liver?

Phenobarbitol

What are cerebellar peduncles?

White matter tracts

Which cerebellar peduncles contains efferent fibres?

Cranial

Which peduncle receives info from spinocerebellar tract?

Caudal

What does cerebrocerebellum control?

Complex limb movements

What is the input for spinocerebellum?

Proprioceptors

Which of the following are signs of cerebellar dysfunction?

Ataxia, Intention tremor, Nystagmus

What is the explanation for hyperalgesia?

Threshold for nociceptor activation changes

What hypothalamic structure is responsible for controlling circadian rhythm?

Superchiasmatic nucleus

What receptors inhibit appetite centre and stimulate satiety centre?

MC4

Which of these drugs has a role in reducing-noise related anxiety + also anti-epileptic drug?

Imepitoin

Which structure of lambic system is critical to consolidate STM to LTM?

Hippocampus

Which of the following is not a main effect of benzodiazepines?

Analgesia

Which injectable anaesthetic agent blocks the baroreflex?

Propofol

Which sedatives are neuroleptics?

Acepromazine, Fluanisone

Which is the only sedative to cause vasoconstriction as a side effect?

Metatomodine

Which neurotransmitter breakdown is inhibited by MOA-B inhibitors like selegilline?

Monoamines in pre-synaptic terminal

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問題一覧

What animals have smallest cerebellar hemispheres?

Fish

What is the main function of the flocculonodular lobe of the cerebellum?

Balance and correcting eye movements

What info do the caudal cerebellar peduncles carry?

Afferent - actual movement

Which nerve fibre runs from cerebellar cortex to deep cerebellar nuclei?

Purkinjie cell axon

Which type of learning is demonstrated by the ability to clicker train animals?

Classical conditioning

If an animal shows increased reaction to stimulus over time, what type of learning does this demonstrate?

Sensitisation

Which seizure phase is characterised by odd behaviour and autonomic signs, and occurs hours to minutes before the seizure itself?

Aura

Which first line AED acts by mainly enhancing GABA activating Cl- conductance + causes induction of microsomal enzymes in liver?

Phenobarbitol

What are cerebellar peduncles?

White matter tracts

Which cerebellar peduncles contains efferent fibres?

Cranial

Which peduncle receives info from spinocerebellar tract?

Caudal

What does cerebrocerebellum control?

Complex limb movements

What is the input for spinocerebellum?

Proprioceptors

Which of the following are signs of cerebellar dysfunction?

Ataxia, Intention tremor, Nystagmus

What is the explanation for hyperalgesia?

Threshold for nociceptor activation changes

What hypothalamic structure is responsible for controlling circadian rhythm?

Superchiasmatic nucleus

What receptors inhibit appetite centre and stimulate satiety centre?

MC4

Which of these drugs has a role in reducing-noise related anxiety + also anti-epileptic drug?

Imepitoin

Which structure of lambic system is critical to consolidate STM to LTM?

Hippocampus

Which of the following is not a main effect of benzodiazepines?

Analgesia

Which injectable anaesthetic agent blocks the baroreflex?

Propofol

Which sedatives are neuroleptics?

Acepromazine, Fluanisone

Which is the only sedative to cause vasoconstriction as a side effect?

Metatomodine

Which neurotransmitter breakdown is inhibited by MOA-B inhibitors like selegilline?

Monoamines in pre-synaptic terminal