ِAreas of the brain and their functions

 


.The brain is the most important organ in your body ,without your brain you are only a cadaver .
Your brain control your sight ,your appetite,your sexual desire ,your respiration , actually your brain control everything in your body through different areas ,each area control something in your body .

1- Frontal Area
 It controls how to plan ,problem solving and how to judge .It is also concerned with Emotions and some areas of movement .
So , any lesion to this area will cause behavioral changes ,absence of motor activity and maybe loss of smell.

2- Parietal Lobe 
It control senses like temperature,touch,pressure,pain and taste . It also manages your language .
So, any lesions in this area will cause loss of sensation and language maldevelopment .

3- Temporal Lobe


It is the most important area in hearing .It is also responsible for memory,meaning and language .
 Any lesion will cause change of behavior and hearing disruption .

4- Occipital Lobe 


It is the area of the sight and any lesion will cause blindness either partially or completely .

5- Cerebellum
 
It controls your ,balance , posture, coordination and movement.
lesions in this area will cause movement imbalance .


6- Hypothalamus


controls your body temperature, emotions, hunger, thirst, appetite, digestion and sleep. The hypothalamus is composed of several different areas and is located at the base of the brain. It is only the size of a pea (about 1/300 of the total brain weight), but is responsible for some very important behaviors
 
7- Thalamus


It controls sensory and motor integration and transfer them to the cerebral cortex (frontal ,parietal,temporal and occipital lobes )

8- Hippocampus 


Forms and stores your memories and is involved in learning. People with Alzheimer's disease loose the functioning of their hippocampas.

9- Midbrain


It controls the breathing and reflexes like swallowing and blinking .

10- Medulla oblongata


It is responsible for maintaining vital body functions, such as breathing, digestion and heartbeat.



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