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Do you easily get lost?
T6, Right posterior temporal lobe, automatic direction memory here
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Do you recognize people you have recently met about a week ago?
T6, Right inferior mid temporal lobe. Face Fusiform Area
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Do you recognize neighbor's houses? Would you note a strange car on your block?
T6; Superior mid temporal lobe compares shapes, objects to
memory
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Do you like to read? If no, find out why.
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1. Do you recognize words on a page by shape?
T4; Right Superior mid temporal lobe compares shapes, objects to memory
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If dyslexic then inferior right temporal lobe is substituting for superior
T4
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2. Else T5. Transfers to left superior temporal lobe, Werneke's area.
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Do you find reading is too much work? Is lack of understanding the problem?
T5; Left lateral frontal lobe and left superior mid temporal lobe, Werneke's area
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3. Do you find yourself rereading paragraphs?
Fp1, Fp2, Fp3, left inferior frontal and left lateral frontal areas; working memory deficit.
Check TOVA for impulsivity.
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Do you find your spoken words are different from your intent?
T3-F7. Superior left lateral frontal lobe, anterior superior temporal lobe. Broca's area controls speech production
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Do you keep lists of things to do?
F3, F4, Fp1, and
Fp2. Lists substitute for mid term working memory.
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Do you have trouble prioritizing your time?
F7. Left anterior temporal lobe for organization
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Are you often late for appointments?
F3, F7, and T5. Logical memory retrieval and storage areas.
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Do you sometimes find yourself unknowingly rereading a news column or book for a while before you realize it?
F7- T3; Memory recall
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Are you impulsive, like needing to beat the yellow traffic light?
Fp1, Fp2, Fpz, and Fz. Frontal cortex, check TOVA, and anterior cingulate gyrus
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Do you often find yourself unable to stop a recurring thought?
Fpz- Fz anterior cingulate gyrus
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Are you uncomfortable sitting still?
Fpz, Fz. Anterior cingulate gyrus.
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Do you ever feel guilty or ashamed?
Fp2 Right orbital frontal gyrus
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Did you bond with your mother?
Fp2 Right orbital frontal gyrus.
