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Damage to the Broca’s area of the brain;
c. Aphasia (This happens especially due to the damage to the discrete part of the brain in the left frontal lobe termed Broca’s area)
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Chapter 20 Head and Facial Conditions Topic: Head: Knowledge and Application 2 Arugo 1. What is the difference between focal and diffuse injury to the brain? Focal Injury: Invulving only localized damage Dittuse thjuny : volina deirea dimuphyndung A. Perform a history for this injury. B. The history suggests a possible concussion. Explain and demonstrate assessment o coordination, and balance. A rugby player come M alpread dowhun/down the hunn and/or Sirure Of es on the field complaining of what an...
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