After a head injury, a gymnast is unable to maintain balance and shows jerky, uncoordinated movements. Which part of the brain is damaged?
Q1. After a head injury, a gymnast is unable to maintain balance and shows jerky, uncoordinated movements. Which part of the brain is damaged?
Answer: Cerebellum
Explanation: The cerebellum coordinates complex voluntary movements and balance. The cerebrum is tempting but handles higher-order thinking and sensory perception.