Left homonymous hemianopia is a loss of visual fields on the left side. It indicates there is a problem on the right side of the brain, behind the optic chiasm. A right occipital lesion could cause left homonymous hemianopia. Hemorrhagic shock is incorrect because the rise in intracranial pressure would be fatal long before the blood loss would cause hemorrhagic shock. Cushing’s Triad, not Cushing’s disease may be associated with acute subdural hemorrhage. Paralysis of the lower extremities is associated with spinal lesions, not occipital lesions.