True or false The right side of the cerebellum controls the right side of the body?

Answer 1

I deleted the previous person's answer due to the fact that it was grossly incorrect. The cerebellum acts in contrast to the cerebrum. The cerebrum's functions are unilateral whereas the cerebellums are not. Therefore the answer to this question is that yes the right side of the cerebellum does control the right side of the body.

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Answer 2

Which side of the body the cerebellum controls is depend on which input it receives (where was the sensation initially felt) from the sensory tract. Some tracts ascend uncrossed, other cross at the level of the sensory input.

Cerebellum does not perform these functions on its own. The interpretation of sensory signal and subsequent motor response is spread out between other areas, such as primary motor cortex, supplementary motor area, input from anterior ventral spinothalamic tract, pyramidal and extrapyramidal tracts, inner ear, etc.

Autonomic nervous system innervation of the cerebellum controls balance, posture and co-ordination, fine movement without our active control.

Answer 3

True. The right side of the cerebellum controls coordination and movement on the right side of the body, and the left side of the cerebellum controls the left side of the body.

Answer 4

its opposite the right controls the left and left controls the right

Answer 5

The right side of the cerebellum controls the right side of the body

Answer 6

No, your cerebrum controls the contralateral side of your body. Your right hemisphere controls the left side of your body, and your left hemisphere controls the right side of your body.

Answer 7

The cerebellum sits in the middle of the brain and affects both sides of the body.

Answer 8

No, it is opposite, the left controls the right side of the body and the right controls the left side of the body

Answer 9

No, the left side controls the right side and the right side controls the left side.

Answer 10

yes