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61 yr-old male w/stroke (alcohol effects on brain (profound effect on…

- - - - area w/speech& language is
        
        called aphasia
  - - - causes opposite body to not function
  - - - right body unable to function
- - - - largest part
      - composed of right& left hemispheres
      - performs higher functions
    - - coordinate muscle movement
      - maintain posture
      - balance
    - - relay center
      - performs automatic functions
  - - - motor functions
      - makes you
      - body movement
    - - understanding language
      - hearing
      - memory
      - sequencing & organization
    - - language ,words
      - senses(except smell)
      - signals
      - spatial & visual perception
    - - vision
        
        color
        
        light
        
        movement
  - - - control of autonomic system
      - controlling behaviors
      - regulates body functions
    - - master gland
      - control endocrine glands
      - secretes hormones, etc
    - - regulate body internal clock
      - circadian rhythms
      - role in sexual development
    - - relay station for all info.
      - pain sensation, attention, alertness, memory
    - - includes:
        
        caudate
        
        putamen
        
        globus pallidus
      - work w/ cerebellum
        
        coordinate motions
    - - center of our emotions, learning, memory
      - included
        
        cingulate gyri
        
        hypthalamus
        
        amyglada
        
        hippocampus
  - - - nerve cell bodies
        
        color grey-brown
    - - long nerve fibers (axons)
        
        connect brain areas together
  - - - left & right
        
        respective hemispheres of cerebrum
        
        have horns project into :
        
        frontal
        
        occipital
        
        temporal
        
        volume increases w/ age
    - - connected by foramen of monro
      - situated between right & left thalamus
      - anterior surface contain 2 protrusions
        
        supra-optic recess
        
        infundibular recess
    - - receives CSF from third ventricle
      - lies w/in brainstem
        
        between pons & medulla oblongata
      - fluid drains
        
        central spinal canal
        
        subarachnoid cisterns
- - - - vision,hearing,speech,etc
  - - - connecting cerebrum & cerebellum to spinal cord
    - - breathing, heart rate, body temp. etc.
- - - - blocked artery
      - leaking/burst vessel
    - - medical
      - age
      - race
      - sex
      - hormones
  - - - can be paralyzed from one side of body
      - lose control of some muscle
    - - affect muscles in mouth
      - difficult language, speaking , reading ,writing
    - - some experience this
      - some struggle thinking/understanding
    - - develop depression
    - - uncomfortable tingling sensation
- - - - due to high amounts of alcohol
  - - - from therapy
    - - loss motor function