What's going on?
Where is the damage?
What's the word?
Left or Right?
The Lobes
100

Sudden onset weakness, numbness on one side of body, sudden severe headache

What are indications of stroke? 

100

I have tremors, poor balance, slurred speech

What are symptoms of cerebellum damage?

100

A repeat concussion that occurs before the brain recovers from a first brain injury, can cause brain swelling, permanent brain damage and even death. 

What is second impact syndrome? 

100

Spatial- perceptual difficulties - left neglect. 

Right brain

100

Controls Autonomic Nervous system (breathing, temperature, heart, etc)

What is the function of brain stem? 

200

I thought I was having a stroke, but it disappeared. 

What are indications of possible TIA (transient ischemic attack)? 

200

I have increased aggressive behaviors, short term memory loss, difficulty recognizing faces

What are symptoms of temporal lobe damage?

200

Focused, sustained, selective, alternating, divided

What is attention? 

200

Confusion, memory loss, short attention span

Right brain 

200

Controls balance, equilibrium, coordination, eye movement

What is the function of Cerebellum? 

300

tPA needs to be administered within 3 hours  

What is Ischemic stroke? 

300

I have difficulty with school work, R/L confusion, decreased eye-hand coordination. 

What are symptoms of Parietal lobe damage?

300

A reliable and objective way of recording the state of persons consciousness

What is Glasgow Coma Scale

300

Apraxia - difficulty translating thoughts/ ideas into action

Left brain

300

Controls Executive functioning - decision making, problem solving, judgement. 

What is the function of frontal lobe?

400

Patient reports sensitivity to light, noise, touch, crowds, movement and height

What are indications of possible brain injury?

400

I have difficulty reading and writing, poor processing of visual information, visual field cuts

What are symptoms of occipital lobe damage

400

A medical doctor who specializes in management of occular diseases and disorders vs a medical professional who examines the eye for prescribing corrective lenses. 

What is an opthalmologist vs optometrist? 

400

Aphasia - difficulty with expressive and /or receptive language

Left brain

400

  Controls Language and communication 

What is function of temporal lobe?

500

Loss of memory for events immediately before or after traumatic brain injury

What is retrograde amnesia?

500

I have behavioral changes, difficulty with problem solving and difficulty with attention. 

What are symptoms of frontal lobe damage?

500

The awareness of one's own thinking process, strengths and weaknesses

What is metacognition?

500

Emotional highs and lows, episodes of excessive laughing and/or crying

Right Brain

500

Controls spatial orientation, R/L organization, tactile perception

What is function of parietal lobe?

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