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or paperback on Amazon. Welcome everybody to This is a

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look at the four lobes in a little bit more

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of an extensive way. So first thing, we're gonna look

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at the frontal lobe, especially the pre funnel cortex, which

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is responsible for again executive functions, decision making, judgment inhibition,

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and working memory.

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Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna look at it.

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Speaker 2: This time is actually look at some of the psychological

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disorders associated with the different lobes. So hopefully this will

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give you some more insight and what's happening with the

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different lobes.

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Speaker 1: So let's take a quick look here.

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Speaker 2: First one is the again the fronnel lobe, and what

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we see there if you look at what has in

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the left hemisphere of the frontal lobe is the Broca's

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area and brok a Vroca coordinates speech production. But what

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I kind of remember it is by thinking of the

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phrase blurt out. You're blurting out, so you're speaking, so

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speech production. There's the way I look at it. When

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it comes to Broca's area that's on the frontal lobes,

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you want to make sure you know that when it's

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in the left hemisphere as well, So again make sure.

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Speaker 1: That you know which hemisphere it is.

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Speaker 2: When the frontal lobe is injured, though the person doesn't

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necessarily lose IQ, but they lose control because remember impulse

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controls in that pre funnel cortex area.

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Speaker 1: They might.

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Speaker 2: Know the right thing to do but fail to act

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on it, which is another issue that you'll see sometimes

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with these individuals as well. They might become impulsive, apathetic,

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or socially inappropriate. Think of Phineas Gage, or think of

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a client with a TBI, and this is what kind

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of gives you the idea of what's happening there. So

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you may see somebody with a TBI who sexually disinhibited

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or starts gambling excessively. These things can have a problem.

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Speaker 1: Again.

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Speaker 2: Left frontal lobe damage will affect speech production, brokers area.

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They may also experience difficulties with logical reasoning. The right

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frontal lobe damage typically impairs emotional expression, social judgment, and

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creative thinking. Patients might display inappropriate behavior, lack empathy, or

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struggle with understanding sarcasm and humor. So both sides can

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lead to to executive dysfunction. Now we're gonna go to

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the paridal lobe position behind the frontal lobe. The paridal

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lobe processes sensory information including touch, temperature, pain, and spatial awareness.

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It integrates information from different senses. Left paridal dama image

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often causes difficulties with long language comprehension. So this time

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is not about talking, it's about actually comprehending. This is

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in the paridtal lobe and the paridal lobe you can

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also have damage and left paridal lobe can also cause

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damage like agraphia, which is the writing impairment. Alcohol culia,

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math difficulty, and finger agnosia. Trouble identifying your fingers also

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could lead to experiencing girst Men syndrome. It's gd R, S, T,

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M A, and N syndrome, which is characterized by the

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finger agnosia I mentioned right. Paridal damage, though frequently leads

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to spatial neglect, where patients ignore the left side of

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their visual field or even their own body. This can

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result into bumping into objects, difficulty dressing, or even eating

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from one side of the plate.

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Speaker 1: A clinical tip on that frontal lobe.

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Speaker 2: I forgot to mention that as we have damage there,

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a lot of times it mimics the mood or personality disorders.

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So if someone with new impulsivity is showing poor planning

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as well. No mood symptoms though, but the history of trauma,

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then you want to look at potential neurological cause. Over there,

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the other one, we'll look as temporal lobes located above

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the years and are crucial for auditory processing and memory information.

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So we have language comprehension, which is in the parietal

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lobe as well as in the temporal lobe, auditory processing

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in memory formations. Now we've thrown in memory from the

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temporal lobe, and they also house the hippocampus, which is

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essential for creating new memories. Left temporal lobe damage typically

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affects language comprehension. This is called wernickees ephaesias. You've probably

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heard of wernickees, and that's what it is. It's hard

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to understand individuals. The hippocampus, which is tucked deep in

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the temporal lobe, also forms new declarative type of memories,

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so memory formation for verbal information is impaired. In addition

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to that, the damage is damage bilaterally, as in something

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what you get from alcohol chronic alcohol used Corsic Coft

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syndromes what it used to be called, and due to

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time and efficiency, patients develop what they call entaro grade amnesia,

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which means they cannot form new memories even though the

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long term memories remain. So what ends up happening is

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if you ask them about something, they'll keep kicking you

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back in time to what they can remember. So if

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you ask them something about the last year or two

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and it's already set in, they'll usually go back five

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or ten years, similar to dementia, over to the final

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one of the occipital lobe, locate at the brain's rear,

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processes visual information. While there's less functional differences between left

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and right occipital lobes compared to other regions, damages can vary.

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Left occipital roll adult lobe damage may affect reading ability

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and recognition of written words, while right occipital damage might

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impair visual space, spatial processing and face right. So again,

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left occipital damage may affect reading ability recognition written words,

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while right occipital damage may impact visual spacing and face recognition.

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Complete occipital lobe damage results, and it results in cortical blindness,

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where patients cannot see despite having functional eyes. Partial damage

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can cause various visual field effects, color blindness, or inability

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to recognize objects that seem clear. The exhibitible lobe sets

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at the back of the brain and processes of these

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visual information. In addition to some of the things that

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can happen, I lesions can cause cortical blindness as we mentioned,

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visual agnosia and ability to recognize objects, and prosopagnosia, which

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is face blindness, particularly if the fuciform gyrus is affected

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and that's where you recognize faces. Is the fusiform gyrus

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we mentioned to get some visual hallucinations could be simple

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or complex ones. In addition, client describing seeing people without

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delusions might not be psychotic. In fact, they might have

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occipital seizures or Charles Bonnet syndrome common.

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Speaker 1: In older adults with vision loss.

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Speaker 2: So on the next podcast we'll actually look at the

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limbic system a little bit and some of the subcortical structures.

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issues as well. So one of the questions for you

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right now, see if you remember which area which lobe

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is the broker lobe? In which lobe is the broker

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lobe in now, if you said frontal lobe, you are correct.

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And remember warnicky is over in the temporal lobe and

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that's where language comprehension and for the broker area at

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speech product action, what's it for outposts