Clock drawing of 24yom, TBI 2/2 MVA in 2013. Damage focused | Figure 1

Clock drawing of 24yom, TBI 2/2 MVA in 2013. Damage focused to R frontal-temporal region. Being seen for LTC/Maintenance tx. Notice perseverance w/ numbers. Interesting he still drew hands to 11 and 2, as opposed to 11 and 10. Pt also presents w/ severe deficits in attention, memory, and reasoning.

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