The Effects of Brain Injuries on Travel and Cognitive Abilities

This essay explores the impact of brain injuries on cognitive functions and the ability to travel. It examines how damage to specific brain areas, including the cerebellum, hippocampus, hypothalamus, and Wernicke's area, can prevent individuals from traveling. The essay highlights the roles of these areas in sensory information processing, spatial navigation and memory, metabolic processes, and language development, respectively. It emphasizes the importance of understanding brain injuries and their consequences, advocating for awareness to promote health and safe travel. The essay also references supporting literature to validate the claims and analysis.

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Brain Injuries are one of the ways in which the human brain can get affected. The
human brain is one of the most sensitive and important organ which an individual find in the
body itself. It is because of the human brain that the individuals are able to carry out the
activity of travelling to a foreign country itself. However, it has been seen in the case of brain
injuries which prevents the human beings from carrying out the particular activity of
travelling to the foreign country themselves. This is what the essay will study how the brain
injury prevents the humans form travelling to a foreign country themselves.
The purpose of this essay is to find out how the brain injury can prevent a
person form traveling to a foreign country themselves.
It is being rightly said by the experts themselves that a brain injury to the areas of the
cerebellum, hypothalamus, hippocampus and Wernicke’s area can absolutely prevent an
individual and his/her abilities to travel to a foreign country himself (Li et. all, 2013). This is
because of the fact that these four areas are considered to be the most important parts of the
human brain for the humans themselves. This is because the cerebellum of the brain receivers
the information form the sensory nerves and also the other nerves of the human body
themselves. In this case, it can be said that an injury will prevent it from getting that
information. The hippocampus of the brain is mainly responsible for the purpose of spatial
navigation and memory (Malkesman et. all, 2013). The injury would cause difficulty for the
individual to remember things. Similarly, the hypothalamus controls the metabolic process of
the human beings. The brain injury would cause problems in this process. Finally, the
Wernicke’s area is responsible for the development of language in the human beings. In this
case, the brain damage would prevent the humans form making speech themselves. All of
these injuries can be indeed considered to be serious for the brain itself. These injuries would
absolutely prevent the human beings form travelling to a foreign country themselves.

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The issue of the brain injury can be raised in order to make the people aware about the
injuries so that they can be careful about the injuries themselves. These would be useful to
the people because it would allow them to be safe and healthy and travel to the foreign
country as they had wanted to (Li et. all, 2013).
Thus, from the above paragraphs, it can be concluded that the brain injuries are indeed
one of the worst kind of injury which can happen to an individual themselves. Hence, it is
advised to the people to make themselves aware about the rain injuries itself.

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Reference List
Li, L., & Liu, J. (2013). The effect of pediatric traumatic brain injury on behavioral
outcomes: a systematic review. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 55(1),
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Malkesman, O., Tucker, L. B., Ozl, J., & McCabe, J. T. (2013). Traumatic brain injury–
modeling neuropsychiatric symptoms in rodents. Frontiers in neurology, 4, 157.