Jenson has a stroke and doctors told his family that he sustained substantial damage to the occipital lobes. What type of deficiencies will Jenson likely experience as a result of his brain damage?

A. he may be blind or unable to see clearly.

B. he will probably be unable to comprehend language.

C. he will probably have difficulties with memory function.

D. he will probably suffer from impaired cognitive functioning (planning, reasoning, and self-control will be negatively impacted).

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Carson Ellison

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24 July, 11:14

Jenson has a stroke and doctors told his family that he sustained substantial damage to the occipital lobes. What type of deficiencies will Jenson likely experience as a result of his brain damage?

A. he may be blind or unable to see clearly.

B. he will probably be unable to comprehend language.

C. he will probably have difficulties with memory function.

D. he will probably suffer from impaired cognitive functioning (planning, reasoning, and self-control will be negatively impacted).

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Marco Banks · Answer 1

Answer is A. he may be blind or unable to see clearly.

Explanation:

The occipital lobes are found at the posterior part of the cerebral cortex, and its responsibility is for vision.

So any damage to the occipital lobes will affect vision or visual, and this can result to hallucinations and illusions.