A person who experienced a hemorrhagic cardiac vascular accident (CVA) to the left hemisphere would demonstrate which type of symptoms?

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A hemorrhagic CVA to the left hemisphere typically results in language disturbances, such as difficulty with speaking or understanding language. This is because the left hemisphere of the brain is typically responsible for language processing. Poor impulse control, inappropriate affect, and confabulation are more commonly associated with damage to the frontal lobes of the brain.

A Person Who Experienced a Hemorrhagic Cardiac Vascular Accident (CVA)