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A 61 year-old with a history of alcohol abuse was admitted to the hospital…

- - - - Allow us to consciously control the precise or skilled voluntary movements of our skeletal muscles
    - - Helps plan movements
    - - Directs the muscles involved in speech production
    - - Controls voluntary movement of eyes
    - - Receive information from the general sensory receptors in the skin
    - - Integrate sensory inputs relayed to it to produce an understanding of an object being felt
    - - Receives visual information that originates on the retina of the eye
    - - Interprets pitch, loudness, and location
    - - Conscious awareness of different odors
    - - Perceiving taste
    - - Conscious perception of visceral sensation
    - - Intellect, complex learning abilities, recall and personality
    - - Recognizing patterns and faces, localizing us and our surroundings in space
    - - Provides the emotional impact that makes a scene important to us
- - - - Most common stroke. A reduction of blood supply that impairs the delivery of oxygen and nutrients
    - - When blood from an artery begins bleeding into the brain. This happens when a weakened blood vessel bursts and bleeds into the surrounding brain. Pressure from the leaked blood damages brains cells, and, as a result, the damaged area is unable to function properly.
    - - Characterized by temporary numbness, paralysis, or impaired speech. Warning signs of impending, more serious stroke