The Effects of AD On the Brain

By Maryam Abdelnour

Alzheimer'sDisease

and the Brain

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The following is compromised in an Alzheimer's patient:

• Motor skills
• Balance and equilibrium
• Sense of body position
• Movement coordination

Cerebullum

When a patient develops Alzheimer's, the following is compromised:

• Intelligence
• Judgment
• Behavior

Frontal Lobe

Alzheimer's Disease affects the following in the parietal lobe:

• Language usage
• Oral expression
• Difficulty reading
• Difficulty writing

Parietal Lobe

The occipital lobe of an Alzheimer's patient causes the following:

• Difficulty making out what they are viewing
• Difficulty with visual perception
• Visiual hallucinations

Occipital Lobe

When a patient develops Alzheimer's Disease, the following is compromised:

• Memory formation
• Memory recollection
• Memory storage

Temporal Lobe