Lobes/function

Question 1

Frontal lobe function

Answer 1

• voluntary movement, intellect, orientation
• broca’s, speech and concentration
• personality, temper, judgement, executive functions, reasoning, self-awareness

Question 2

Frontal lobe impairments

Answer 2

Contra weakness
Perseveration, inattention
Personality changes and antisocial behavior
Broca’s aphasia
Delayed or poor indication, emotional liability

Question 3

Parietal function

Answer 3

• touch, kinesthesia, vibration, temperature
• info from other areas re hearing, vision, motor, sensory, memory
• interpret language and words
• spatial and visual perception
• provides meaning for objects

Question 4

Parietal impairment

Answer 4

• dominant hemisphere agraphia, alexia, agnosia
• non dominant hemisphere depressing apraxia, anosognosia
• contra sensory
• impaired language comprehension

Question 5

Temporal function

Answer 5

Primary auditory and olfactory processing
Wernicke’s
Interpret other’s emotions and reactions

Question 6

Temporal impairment

Answer 6

Learning deficit
Wernike’s aphasia
Antisocial, aggressive behavior
Difficulty with facial recognition
Difficulty with memory/memory loss
Inability to categorize objects

Question 7

Occipital function

Answer 7

Main processing for visual information
-lights, colors, shapes
Judgement of distance, 3D

Question 8

Occipital impairment

Answer 8

Homonymous hemaniopsia
Impaired extraocular muscle movements and visual deficits
Reading and writing impairment
Cortical blindness with bilateral lobe involvement

Question 9

Voluntary movement, intellect, orientation

Answer 9

Frontal function

Question 10

Broca’s area

Answer 10

Speech and concentration

Frontal function

Question 11

Personality

Answer 11

Frontal

Question 12

Temper

Answer 12

Frontal

Question 13

Judgement

Answer 13

Frontal

Question 14

Executive functions

Answer 14

Frontal

Question 15

Reasoning

Answer 15

Frontal

Question 16

Behavior

Answer 16

Frontal

Question 17

Self awareness

Answer 17

Frontal

Question 18

Contralateral weakness

Answer 18

Frontal impairment

Question 19

Perseveration and inattention

Answer 19

Frontal impairment

Question 20

Broca’s aphasia

Answer 20

Frontal impairment

Question 21

Delayed or poor initation, emotional lability

Answer 21

Frontal impairment

Question 22

Touch

Answer 22

Parietal

Question 23

Kinesthesia

Answer 23

Parietal

Question 24

Vibration

Answer 24

Parietal

Question 25

Temperature

Answer 25

Parietal

Question 26

Hearing, vision, motor, sensory, memory

Answer 26

Parietal

Question 27

Interpret language and words

Answer 27

Parietal

Question 28

Spatial and visual perception

Answer 28

Parietal

Question 29

Meaning for objects

Answer 29

Parietal

Question 30

agraphia, alexia, agnosia

Answer 30

Dominant hemisphere Parietal impairment

Question 31

Dressing apraxia, anosognosia

Answer 31

Non dominant hemisphere parietal impairment

Question 32

Contralateral sensor deficits

Answer 32

Parietal impairment

Question 33

Impaired language comprehension

Answer 33

Parietal impairment

Question 34

Auditory and olfaction processing

Answer 34

Temporal

Question 35

Wernicke’s area (speech, verbal and general memory, understanding language)

Answer 35

Temporal

Question 36

Interpret other people’s emotions and reactions

Answer 36

Temporal

Question 37

Learning deficits

Answer 37

Temporal impairment

Question 38

Wernike’s aphasia

Answer 38

Temporal impairment

Question 39

Antisocial, aggressive behavior

Answer 39

Temporal impairment

Question 40

Facial recognition

Answer 40

Temporal impairement

Question 41

Memory loss

Answer 41

Temporal impairement

Question 42

Inability to categorize objects

Answer 42

Temporal impairement

Question 43

Visual information - colors, lights, shapes

Answer 43

Occipital

Question 44

Judgement of distance

Answer 44

Occipital

Question 45

Seeing in 3D

Answer 45

Occipital

Question 46

Homonymous hemianopsia

Answer 46

Occipital impairment

Question 47

Impaired extra ocular muscle movement and visual deficits

Answer 47

Occipital impairment

Question 48

Reading and writing impairement

Answer 48

Occipital impairement

Question 49

Cortical blindness

Answer 49

Bilateral occipital impairment

Question 50

right side

Answer 50

nonverbal processing in a holistic manner, art, concept compr3hension, hand eye coordination, spatial and kinesthetic awareness, music, non verbal communication, negative emotions, body image awareness

Question 51

right side deficits

Answer 51

overestimating personal abilities, dysphasia, spatial-perceptual deficits, impulsive, poor judgement, distorted body images

Question 52

left side

Answer 52

language, sequence and movements, analytical, control, logical/rational, math, positive emotions

Question 53

left side deficits

Answer 53

apraxia, alexia, receptive aphasia, expressive aphasia