Question 1

how can you tell if your cerebrum is abnormal?

Accepted Answer

Cerebrum: I am not sure what exactly you are trying to find out as no information is provided. Cerebrum, latin  for brain, can be sick both physically and mentally but to guide you in a more specific direction, you would need to disclose more information about what's going on with the person in question.

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: cerebrum?

Accepted Answer

Most of the brain: Cerebrum essentially refers to the majority of the brain. Embryologically, it develops from the telencephalon, and together with the diencephalon, it comprises the forebrain.

Question 3

if born without cerebrum, would you be able to live?

Accepted Answer

Briefly: The residual brain parts would allow life for a day or two but death would be inevitable if such a fetus was alive at birth.  It does occur and is called anencephaly.

Question 4

which part of the head is the cerebrum?

Accepted Answer

Cerebrum: This is another term for the brain which includes all the lobes (frontal, parietal, temporal & occipital). The small oval shaped part attached to the back of the brain is called the cerebellum.

Question 5

what skills are affected by the cerebrum?

Accepted Answer

Left hemisphere: This controls the right side body functions such as motor & sensory, and through connections with the right hemisphere, it controls complex activities.

Question 6

what are the four main lobes of the cerebrum?

Accepted Answer

Cerebrum: Frontal, Parietal, Temporal &amp; Occipital.

Question 7

how many lobes are in the cerebrum in each hemisphere?

Accepted Answer

Cerebral lobes: They are 4 ; Frontal, Parietal, Temporal &amp; Occipital.

Question 8

which skills are controlled by left hemisphere of the cerebrum?

Accepted Answer

Left hemisphere: This controls the right side body functions such as motor & sensory, and through connections with the right hemisphere, it controls complex activities.

Question 9

can you tell me how a cerebrum stroke affects behavior and emotions?

Accepted Answer

Varies: The effect of stroke on behavior and emotion varies depending on the part of the brain affected.  Some strokes can affect behavior a lot and others don't.  It is also common to develop depression after a stroke.

Question 10

what does chronic age related ischaemic changes to the cerebrum mean?

Accepted Answer

Ischemica cerebrum: You have had damage to your brain blood vessels most likely caused by high blood pressure. But many other causes.

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