Do research and explain how damage to the hypoglossal nerve causes speech impairment? Explain at your own words

Describe impaired walking patterns (Gait)

Describe three different types of speech errors made by children and/or adults. Then explain whether they are primarily errors of phonology, syntax, or semantics and why.

What does the tip of the tongue state demonstrate about how words are stored in the brain?   there are many complex connections among words involving various aspects of sound and meaning   phonological information is stored completely separately from semantic information   word storage and retrieval is based solely on word meanings   words are stored in isolation and are rarely associated with each other

if a patient had a right brainstem CVA involving the pons.  Based on that information you might expect to find the following: Right upper and lower facial weakness and right jaw deviation. Left lingual deviation, left upper and lower facial weakness and left neglect. Bilateral lingual weakness and decreased auditory comprehension. Left lingual deviation, left lower facial weakness, and left neglect.

Think about this medical scenario and answer why physicians may disregard this common side effect of ototoxic medications. A common side effect of antineoplastic, chemotherapeutic treatment for cancer is ototoxicity, development of sensorineural hearing loss, and tinnitus. Why do oncologists (physicians who treat cancer) sometimes disregard these side effects?

Can games on your mobile device actually improve mental acuity or prevent memory loss