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Can I Live Without Cerebellum?        4
CAN I LIVE WITHOUT CEREBELLUM?
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Describe the normal anatomy and physiology of cerebellum.    3
Can I live without the cerebellum? Explain why/why not.    5
Explain, using at least one example, why knowledge of the cerebellum is relevant to your future profession. (Public health practitioner)    6
Include an annotated bibliography.    6
References    8
Describe the normal anatomy and physiology of cerebellum.
    There are three phases to the life structures of the cerebellum. The cerebellum is comprised of a firmly collapsed and folded layer of cortex, white matter under it, numerous profound cores covered in the white matter, and a liquid filled ventricle in the middle, as indicated by gross life structures. The cerebellum and its subordinate designs can be pared down into hundreds or thousands of autonomously working modules or compartments known as miniature zones at the transitional level. Every module is comprised of similar restricted assortment of
ain parts, which are organized in an exceptionally generalized shape at the minute level.
    The cerebellum is at the foundation of the mind, with the cere
al cortex's tremendous mass above it and the pons, a part of the
ainstem, before it. The pons is detached from the overlying frontal cortex by a thick layer of dura mater, and each of its associations with different region of the cere
um go through it. The cerebellum is a piece of the metencephalon, which likewise contains the pons; the metencephalon is the upper portion of the rhombencephalon, or "hind
ain," as per anatomists (Maas, Helmich & van de Wa
enburg, 2020). The cerebellum, similar to the cere
al cortex, is parted into two halves of the globe and has a slim midline zone known as the vermis. To part the general construction into 10 more modest lobules, a progression of large overlays is for the most part utilized.
    The cerebellum has a greater number of neurons than the remainder of the cere
um joined, despite the fact that it just records for 10% of complete mind volume because of its immense number of little granule cells. The cerebellum gets around 200 million information strands, while the visual nerve has only 1,000,000 filaments (Mariën & Borgatti, 2018). The cerebellum's extraordinary surface appearance covers the way that the cerebellar cortex, a firmly collapsed layer of dark matter, makes up most of the design. The human cerebellar cortex, if completely spread out, would create a layer of
ain tissue about 1 meter long and 10 centimeters wide, with an all-out surface area of 500-1000 square cm, all pressed into a volume of 100-150 cubic centimeters (Mariën & Borgatti, 2018). White matter, which is generally comprised of myelinated nerve strands that stream to and from the cortex, lives underneath the dim matter of the cortex. Four profound cerebellar cores are installed inside the white matter of the cerebellum, which is oftentimes alluded to as the a
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