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What is Broca's area is located in? and explain in detail?
ANSWER: (B) Inferior frontal gyrusREF: Gray's anatomy 39th edition, page 415Broca's area(Brodmann area 44)(inferior frontal gyrus)Wernicke's area(Brodmann area 22)(superior temporal gyrus)Also know:Type of AphasiaRepetitionAuditory ComprehensionFluencyBroca'sMod-severeMild difficultyNon-fluent, effortful, slowWernicke's (AKA- fluent or jargon aphasia)Mild-severeDefectiveFluent paraphasicConductionPoorRelatively goodFluentMixed TranscorticalModeratePoorNon-fluentTranscortical MotorGoodMildNon-fluentTranscortical SensoryGoodPoorFluentGlobalPoorPoorNon-fluentAnomicMildMildFluent