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After an accident, David has trouble moving his right arm and feeling things with his right fingers. The doctor tells him this is due to brain damage in two specific areas of his cerebral cortex.
a. Which hemisphere is David’s brain damage likely to be?
b. In what two specific areas of the cortex is the damage likely to be located?

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David's brain damage is likely to be in the left hemisphere. The two specific areas of the cortex that are likely to be damaged are the motor cortex and the somatosensory cortex.

What is brain damage?
Both traumatic injuries, like those sustained in falls or car accidents, and nontraumatic, acquired injuries, like strokes, can result in brain damage. The brain does not heal completely on its own like a cut or other physical injury does. Following brain damage, a person's ability to recover and resume normal functioning depends on the nature of the injury and their symptoms. The common types, induces, symptoms, as well as treatments of brain injury will be covered in this article. Traumatic and acquired brain damage are typically separated into separate categories by doctors. Traumatic brain injuries happen when the brain is damaged by a blow, violent shaking, as well as strong rotation to the head.

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