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a car accident(passive) caused bythe frontal lobe brain injury
The user ... some severe head traumamight ... have causedfrontal lobe brain damage
injuries and trauma that occur at the front of the head(passive) is caused byBrain damage to the frontal lobe
Even a blow to the back of the headcan causefrontal lobe injury
my childhood falls(passive) was caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
severe abuse .... which I am trying to come to terms with(passive) caused byfrontal lobe hippocampal brain damage
the tendency for deceleration injuries , which are a common mechanism of injury in TBIto causefrontal lobe injury
Concussive injuriestypically causefrontal lobe injury
multiple concussions and ECT(passive) probably caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
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a closed head injuryresultingin frontal lobe brain damage
a Car Crash(passive) Caused byEffects of Frontal Lobe Brain Injuries
traumatic eventscauseFrontal Lobe Brain Impairments
past mini infarctions which has given her early severe dementia(passive) caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
a defective product(passive) caused bya frontal lobe brain injury
a metallic rod(passive) caused byfrontal brain injury
Non - fluent aphasia , also known as Broca ’s aphasiaresultsfromdamage to the frontal lobe of the brain
The obstruction in the airwaycan causebrain damage to the frontal lobe
the blows he received to the head in the ring(passive) caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
the site of encephalomalaciaresultingfrom the brain injury to the left frontal lobe
the birthmother drinking during pregnancy(passive) caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
a hypoxic event — lack of oxygen to the brainresultedin brain injury to the right frontal lobe
Blackouts are dangerouscauseinjury to the frontal lobe of the brain
cadmium exposurecausingfrontal lobe brain damage
an early retirement ... an illness in 1984causedfrontal lobe brain damage
that this constant exposure , can do iscausedamage to the brain ’s frontal lobe
exposure to alcohol in utero which affects his ability to plan , organize , follow - through , concentrate , and control impulses(passive) caused byfrontal lobe brain damage
Hydrogen Sulfide , the gas escaping from the wellcausesfrontal lobe BRAIN DAMAGE
Potential Triggers of Agitation in a Senior with Alzheimer ’s Disease - related changes in the brain Alzheimer ’s disease and similar forms of dementiacan causedamage to the frontal lobe of the brain
temporary or permanent changes in the way a person thinks and functions as well as personality changescan causetemporary or permanent changes in the way a person thinks and functions as well as personality changes
profound changes to an individual ’s personality and identitycan causeprofound changes to an individual ’s personality and identity
3 Anosognosia(passive) is caused by3 Anosognosia
Your best resource for brain injuryCausesYour best resource for brain injury
a condition called anosognosia(passive) caused bya condition called anosognosia
negative behaviours and poor impulse controlcausingnegative behaviours and poor impulse control
in short term memory lossresultingin short term memory loss
to impairments in short - term memorycan leadto impairments in short - term memory
while some specialists have suggested(passive) could be triggered bywhile some specialists have suggested
serious emotional problemscan causeserious emotional problems
to executive functioning problemsledto executive functioning problems
memory related problemscan causememory related problems
in the loss of smell or taste , reduced sexual interestcan resultin the loss of smell or taste , reduced sexual interest
Risk Taking , Memory Loss , Learning Difficulties , Behavioral Problems And Personality ChangesCan CauseRisk Taking , Memory Loss , Learning Difficulties , Behavioral Problems And Personality Changes
severe problems in a person ’s lifecan causesevere problems in a person ’s life
volitile personality changes , such as angry outbursts and zero impulse controlwill causevolitile personality changes , such as angry outbursts and zero impulse control
the opposite problem , pathological cryingcan causethe opposite problem , pathological crying
a range of symptoms , including motor weakness and behavioral problemscausesa range of symptoms , including motor weakness and behavioral problems
problems with speech production in left hemisphere of human braincausesproblems with speech production in left hemisphere of human brain
the part of the brain that controls behavior and problem - solving skillsmay leadthe part of the brain that controls behavior and problem - solving skills
depression , mood instability , lethargy and poor decision makingmay causedepression , mood instability , lethargy and poor decision making
to issues with impulse control , inhibition , concentration , problem solving , and task executionmay leadto issues with impulse control , inhibition , concentration , problem solving , and task execution
impaired judgement , impulse control , and problem - solving cohorts of warveterans with head injurycan causeimpaired judgement , impulse control , and problem - solving cohorts of warveterans with head injury
damage to the ascending serotonergic pathways , which can contribute to the pathophysiology of both depression and violent behaviorcan causedamage to the ascending serotonergic pathways , which can contribute to the pathophysiology of both depression and violent behavior
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ( ALS , also known as Lou Gehrig ’s disease ) and senility(passive) caused byamyotrophic lateral sclerosis ( ALS , also known as Lou Gehrig ’s disease ) and senility
grasp re- 552 Human Immunodeficiency Virus — Type 1 Human immunodeficiency virus — type 1may causegrasp re- 552 Human Immunodeficiency Virus — Type 1 Human immunodeficiency virus — type 1
in difficulties in solving problems remembering events in one s life or paying attention Brain Plasticity One of the most fascinating properties of the brainmay resultin difficulties in solving problems remembering events in one s life or paying attention Brain Plasticity One of the most fascinating properties of the brain
disruption to higher cognitive functioning Cerebellum brain injury may disrupt balance and coordination Brain stem injuries may cause problems with breathing , heart rate and arousalwill causedisruption to higher cognitive functioning Cerebellum brain injury may disrupt balance and coordination Brain stem injuries may cause problems with breathing , heart rate and arousal
grasp reflexes , frontal release signs , motor impersistence , disinhibition , impulsivity , confabulation , psychomotor hyperactivity , hyperoral behavior , apathy , echolalia , mutism , anomia , inattention , and utilization behaviorsmay causegrasp reflexes , frontal release signs , motor impersistence , disinhibition , impulsivity , confabulation , psychomotor hyperactivity , hyperoral behavior , apathy , echolalia , mutism , anomia , inattention , and utilization behaviors
Fronto - temporal dementia(passive) is caused byFronto - temporal dementia
in loss of voluntary motor functionsoften resultin loss of voluntary motor functions
to a loss of empathy and impulse controlcan leadto a loss of empathy and impulse control
disruption in the executive functions of the brain greatly effecting concentration , memory and social behaviorcausedisruption in the executive functions of the brain greatly effecting concentration , memory and social behavior
symptoms like confabulation which also happen with some sorts of dementiacan causesymptoms like confabulation which also happen with some sorts of dementia
a disruption in controlling emotions and impulsescausesa disruption in controlling emotions and impulses
frontal encephalomalaciacausesfrontal encephalomalacia
by an accident years agocausedby an accident years ago
in damage to the brainresultedin damage to the brain
from traumatic brain injury ( tbimay resultfrom traumatic brain injury ( tbi
the following : Inability to choose in between good and bad choices Inability to recognize the consequences of certain actions Loss of fine motor movements and strength of arms , hands and fingers Changes in IQ level Speaking fewer words with left frontal lobe injury Speaking excessively with right frontal lobe injurycan causethe following : Inability to choose in between good and bad choices Inability to recognize the consequences of certain actions Loss of fine motor movements and strength of arms , hands and fingers Changes in IQ level Speaking fewer words with left frontal lobe injury Speaking excessively with right frontal lobe injury