Attention/Perception Flashcards

1
Q

what is lateralization?

A

different sides of the brain are used for different things

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2
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what are common symptoms for a right hemispheric stroke?

A

hemispatial neglect or inattention
deficit and/or neglect of left visual field

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3
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what are common symptoms of a left hemispheric stroke?

A

aphasia, Alexia, agraphia, apraxia
slow and cautious behaviour

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4
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what are common signs and symptoms of mCA strokes?

A

contralateral semi-spatial neglect or inattention

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5
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what side of space does the right hemisphere pay attention to?

A

both the right and left sides of space

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6
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what side of space does the left side of the brain pay attention to?

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only the right side of space

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7
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unilateral neglect is most common when there is damage to which side?

A

right

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8
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what is unilateral neglect related to a deficit in?

A

attention

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9
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when people first have a stroke do they know they have neglect?

A

no, there is a denial of symptoms

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10
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is neglect just visual?

A

no its smell, audition, sensation as well

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11
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does visual imagery show neglect?

A

yes- people with neglect will only describe the right side of their home if asked to describe it

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12
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what is a major predictor of poor recovery for ADL?

A

unilateral neglect

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13
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what percentage of people with neglect have anosognosia?

A

20-58%

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14
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what motor component does the individual not use post stroke?

A

individual does not use affected limb according to their available motor control

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15
Q

what 3 types of neglect are there?

A

personal neglect (shave one leg)

peri-personal neglect (draw half of a flower, eat one side of plate of food)

extra-personal neglect (people walking into walls, cannot turn left)

usually people have all 3

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16
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what is egocentric neglect?

A

you are the centre of the world and you are neglecting everything on the left

17
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what is stimulus-centered or allocentric neglect?

A

you are neglecting the left side of each stimuli

18
Q

if we are assessing with neglect in mind what should we use?

A

activity analysis
standardized tools

19
Q

what is a standardized neglect assessment?

A

SNAP: Sunnybrook neglect assessment procedure

20
Q

before we can address that someone has neglect using an assessment, what do we need to do first?

A

ensure their vision and somatosensation is intact

21
Q

what is an example of activity analysis to assess neglect?

A

someone puts one sleeve of shirt on

22
Q

what are interventions for neglect based on?

A

based on whether the person has awareness of their deficits

23
Q

what are remediation strategies for neglect?

A

scanning training (put a visual anchor on left hand side of a page)

lighthouse strategy

client has to be aware they have neglect or they won’t work

24
Q

what re some compensation strategies for neglect?

A

present important things on the right hand side

rotate a persons chair 45 degrees to the left

put “call bell” on the right

important conversations occur on the right hand side

25
Q

do tasks transfer when someone has neglect?

A

Generally, no