Question

A man slips, falls and bangs the back of his head on the tile floor. the doctor tells him he has some minor swelling in the occipital lobe of his cerebrum. his doctor sends him home to rest and tells him that if there are any changes, he should come back in. what changes would be worrisome, given the area that was injured?

Answer 1

short term memery loss, loss of balence, dizziness, and stroke are the main things to watch out for. Hope this helps you out. :-)

Answer 2

The temporal or Parietal lobes because they cover more area and would cause a great deal of swelling in the brain.