During assessment of cognitive impairment, post stroke, the nurse documents that the patient was experiencing memory loss and impaired learning capacity. the nurse knows that brain damage has most likely occurred in which lobe

Temporal lobe.

Explanation:

Communicate effectively, read and write, gain knowledge, know what a book or elevator is for, remember your friends, and other processes related to memory and learning. All of these and many other processes are regulated by a very specific area: the temporal lobe.

In short, the temporal lobe is the part of the brain responsible for memory and learning. Anyone who has difficulty with these two processes has a compromised temporal lobe. So impressive as it sounds, the temporal lobe is the area of our brain that most favors our changes, because thanks to it we learn, remember, motivate, process information, establish emotional bonds so that we can better adapt to our environment.

autism affects an estimated 1 in 59 children. many people with sensory issues. these can include aversions to certain sights, sounds and other sensations.

the gravitational force on an object increase as the mass of an object also, im not going to report you, but this question should be under the science category, not health