KROK 1 2011 – Question 161 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
A man having a hearing loss after a head trauma was delivered to the neurosurgery department. The cause of the hearing loss might be the damage of the following lobe of cerebral cortex:
- A. Parietal
- B. Postcentral gyrus
- C. Temporal
- D. Occipital
- E. Frontal
Hint
Match the lost sensory function to the lobe that holds its primary receiving area, bearing in mind that each lobe has a distinct role.
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