Clinical Case Study 3: Ben is a

Clinical Case Study 3: Ben is a 75-year-old male who suffered a sudden onset of right-sided weakness and aphasia. Upon admission to the hospital a CT scan was completed, which did not show any abnormalities. An MRI was completed later, which revealed a small infarct in the left frontal hemisphere near the lateral fissure. Ben was administered tPA and both his weakness and language abilities improved. Given his symptoms, please explain the following: Explain what type of stroke Ben suffered. Why do you think it is this type of stroke? In thinking about the location of the stroke, why were motor and language functions affected? What is the site of the lesion? What areas of deficit can you predict? What one functional task that may be affected? Identify one way how this deficit may affect activities of daily living.

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