A lesion in the red nucleus results in
A)resting tremors.
B)intention tremors.
C)sleeping tremors.
D)reflex tremors.

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A lesion in the red nucleus results in intention tremors, which are tremors that occur when the person is trying to perform a voluntary movement, such as reaching for an object. Resting tremors, on the other hand, are associated with Parkinson's disease and are seen when the person is at rest. Sleeping and reflex tremors are not typically associated with a lesion in the red nucleus.

A Lesion in the Red Nucleus Results in