Stroke Diagnosis Human Physiology. Patient Diagnosis. Stroke.?

Human Physiology. Patient Diagnosis. Stroke.? - stroke diagnosis

A 62-year-old man was transported to hospital by his wife. As supported in their support, the doctor explained that her husband was partially paralyzed. The doctor is in a position to a normal mid-reflex reflex. The Babinski reflex is present and the patient is paralyzed on the right side of his body. Not voluntarily talk to your doctor about it when questioned, answered slowly and hard to find. The responses of the patients provided, however, are in line. MRI of the brain revealed a blockage of blood flow in a branch of the middle cerebral artery.

What does this patient suffer?
Stroke

How do you explain your symptoms, normal and abnormal.
Discuss how certain areas of the brain are affected.

The right side paralyzed = achievement of the primary motor cortex of the left
To speak slowly and difficult = lesion area Brocca.

Can someone tell me in the right direction for the rest of the symptoms? (Patellar reflex, Babinski reflex, blocked blood flow)