Supratentorial level

Question 1

an acquired condition involving a change in cognitive function in an alert person, from a previous level of performance to the point that social and occupational functions are impaired.

Answer 1

Dementia

Question 2

the failure to develop normal intelligence

Answer 2

Mental Retardation

Question 3

Lesions restricted to primary motor cortex impair the ability to perform contralateral fine finger movements or produce paralysis or, in the case of lesions in the paracentral lobule, leg weakness.

Answer 3

Frontal Lobe Syndrome

Question 4

Lesions of primary somatosensory cortex produce contralateral cortical sensory loss characterized by impaired tactile discrimination, touch localization (topognosis), two-point discrimination, weight discrimination (barognosis), recognition of a number written on the hand (graphesthesia), and joint position sense.

Answer 4

Parietal Lobe Syndrome