Brain
Brain Injuries
Therapists
Effects of a brain injury
100

The command center of the body

What is the brain?

100

Causes of brain injuries (List 3+)

What is a blow to the head? A stroke? Brain tumor? Encephalitis? Lack of oxygen?

100

Help people regain their physical function, relearn daily tasks, and restore their fitness and wellness

What is a physical therapist?

100

Difficulty shifting focus between tasks

What are attention deficits?

200

The left half of the brain controls this side of the body

What is the right side?

200

Severities of brain injuries

What are mild, moderate, and severe?

200

Address social, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral concerns that occur with traumatic injuries

What is a counselor?

200

Difficulty storing and recalling information

What are memory deficits?

300

The different areas of the brain (Hint: there are 4 of them)

What are lobes?

300

A mild form of a TBI

What is a concussion?

300

Facilitate growth of the cognitive and behavioral skills, learning strategies, communication abilities, and swallow functions needed to achieve those goals

What is a speech therapist?

300

Causes a person to have trouble understanding, speaking, reading, and/or writing

What is aphasia?

400

The four lobes of the brain

What are frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital lobes?

400

Term used to describe all types of brain injury that occur after birth 

What is an acquired brain injury (ABI)?

400

Address visual impairments, arm impairments, and cognitive impairments that may negatively impact performance in activities of daily living after brain injury

What is an occupational therapist?

400

Difficulty planning, focusing attention, and/or juggling multiple tasks successfully

What are executive functioning deficits?

500

Lobe of the brain that controls vision

What is the occipital lobe?

500

A bump, blow, or jolt to the head that disrupts the normal function of the brain

What is a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?

500

Often involved in testing and creating rehabilitation plans based on the areas of the brain that are injured

What is a neuropsychologist?

500

Limited self-awareness of understanding of the impact the brain injury has had on them.

What is lack of insight?