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Home » Understanding Broca’s Area And Cerebellar Function

Understanding Broca’s Area And Cerebellar Function

February 6, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Understanding Broca’s Area And Cerebellar Function

Question 1. Broca’s area.
Answer:

  • Broca’s area is the motor area for speech
  • It is present in left hemisphere of right handed persons and in right hemisphere of left handed persons
  • It is a special region of premotor cortex situated in inferior frontal gyrus
  • It is responsible for movement of tongue, lips and larynx which are involved in speech.

Question 2. Name three ascending tracts and specify what sensation is carried by each of them.
Answer:

Ascending tracts:

Lateral Spinothalamic Tract

Question 3. Give any two features of cerebellar lesion.
Answer:

Features of cerebellar lesions:

  • Atonia- loss of muscle tone or hypotonia – reduction in tone occurs
  • Lateral deviation of arms when both the arms are stretched and held in front of the body with closed eyes
  • Pendular movement occurs on eliciting tendon jerk.

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