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Left hemisphere damage
memory problems
cautious behavior
affect language in right handed and most left handed people
aphasia
dysphagia
dysarthria
Right hemisphere damage
impulsive behavior
spatial-perceptual deficits
agnosia
apraxia
anosognosia
agnosia
inability to recognize sight, touch and hearing
apraxia
inability to carry out learned, sequential movements and commands
anosognosia
"left-sided neglect"
client will not see, accept or perceive body parts or anything on their left side
frontal lobe damage
irratic behavior or emotional displays
perseverate
short attention span
little memory of current situations
emotional lability
cerebrum
divided into left and right
each hemisphere is divided into 4 lobes
4 lobes of cerebral hemispheres
frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal
frontal lobe
motor function for opposite side of body
complex, intellectual activities, abstract thought, mature judgement, social inhibition
Broca's area- motor speech
parietal lobe
appreciation and discrimination of sensory impulses from pain, touch, temp.
body image- relationship of one body part to another
temporal lobe
hearing, taste and smell
short term memory
wernicke's area-sensory speech center
occipital lobe
receives and interprets visual stimuli
corpus callosum
allow sharing between the 2 hemispheres
diencephalon
contains the thalamus and hypothalamus
thalamus
interprets sensory impulses
primitive response
hypothalamus
controls vital functions such as
water balance, bp, sleep, appetite, body temp, emotional response
pituitary function and regulates autonomic nervous system
brainstem
conduction between brain and spine
midbrain
relay center for some visual and auditory stimuli
medulla oblongata
controls vital cardiac, respiratory and vasomotor centers.
coughing, swallowing, gagging, vomiting, sneezing, hiccuping
cerebellum
maintains muscle tone and equilibrium