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kondor19780726 [428]
2 years ago
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Tanruk is from a tiny, previously unknown tribe in Africa. Tanruk has been in a serious accident involving head trauma, and some

Western-trained medics are assessing the possibility of brain damage. They ask her a series of test questions, and she answers very few correctly. What disorder does Tanruk probably have
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1 answer:
mezya [45]2 years ago
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Answer: Amnesia

Explanation:

Since Tanruk was asked a series of test questions, and she answers very few correctly, the disorder that Tanruk probably have is amnesia.

Amnesia is referred to as memory loss and it is the inability for someone to remember events for a period of time which is usually as a result of brain injury, or ageing. People who have amnesia find it difficult to learn new information and remember things that have happened in the past.

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