Neurological condition
What is a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?
What is an injury to the brain that causes neurological damage and deficits
Where in the brain can TBI occur?
What is any part
What does ADL stand for?
What is activities of daily living
How old is Lily?
What is 6 years old
Front lobe injury can cause?
What are difficulties with cognitive and executive functioning
What causes a traumatic brain injury?
What is a bump, hit, blow, or jolt to the head or a penetrating wound
What lobe of the brain deals with personality?
What is the frontal lobe
What ages are most common for TBI to occur?
What is 0-4 and elderly
How did Lily get her TBI?
What is getting hit by a car while crossing the street
What is aphasia?
What is a disorder that impacts a person's communication
What are Acquired Brain Injuries?
What is any brain injury, traumatic or non traumatic that is caused by external factors
Damage to what cortex can cause problems with movement
what is the motor cortex
How can the occupation of work be impact?
What is TBI limiting a person from going back to their jobs due to cognitive impairments
Where does Lily have hemorrhagic contusions in the brain?
What is the right front lobe, right motor cortex, and right temporal lobe
What is hemiplegia?
What is paralysis of one side of the body
What type of TBI is classified as mild?
What is a concussion
What lobe of the brain affects vision?
What is the occipital lobe
Deficits with sensory processing can affect which occupations?
What are education, Play, ADLs, social participation
What is Lily unresponsive to?
What is sensory stimulation
What can happen if the brainstem becomes injuried?
What is deficits with breathing and heart rate
What is the cause of most severe brain injuries?
What are motor vehicle accidents
Injury to what lobe can typically cause aphasia?
What is the temporal lobe
How can the occupation of health mangagement be impacted?
What is memory impacting medication management
What environmental barriers for Lily exist?
What is her home layout, having her bedroom upstairs
What were some of Lily's symptoms?
What are hypertonicity, limited ROM and neurological defects