Cerebellum

... stuff over and over trying to understand. The second question is, 2. Your ability to understand and answer a question is controlled by your... A. Cerebellum B. Cerebral Cortex C. Medulla D. Hypothalamus The Cerebellum being the region of the brain to control muscle movement The Cerebral Cortex, ...

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... in the spine. All your skeletal muscles are in a permanent state of mild contraction called muscular tonus, which is a reflex that closes in the cerebellum. In neurodegenerative disorders, what happens is that commands don't travel smoothly from the cortex to your muscles, things get screwed ...

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... the opposite directions. This causes in one ear hyperpolarization and depolarization in the other. Impulses are send to vestibular apparatus and cerebellum, that further initiate appropriate compensation to keep your body balanced. If this is correct, than what happens when we spinn off balance? ...

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... once the arteries become blocked. Many elderly folk are aware of giddiness if they extend their necks, temporarily cutting off blood flow to the cerebellum with inadequate supply from the other vessels through the Circle of Willis. Major cerebral vascular accidents have occured (though rare) ...

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... high in intellegence don't fit all the above criteria, however, for example, the dolphins are intellegent in the sense that they have a large cerebellum/cerebrum, and rats are always associated with intellegence due to their capacity to learn and adapt to a situation yet have comparitivly ...

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