DR Jensen

Question 1

(cerebral vascular accident/mTBI)A clinically defined syndrome of rapidly developing symptoms or signs of focal loss of cerebral function with no apparent cause other than that of vascular origin.

Answer 1

cerebral vascular accident

Question 2

A)40
B)20
C)35
areas of the brain are involved with visual processing

Answer 2

35

Question 3

(occipital/frontal/temporal/parital) Contour, contrast, depth

Answer 3

occipital

Question 4

(occipital/frontal/temporal/parital) Motor planning, self directed eye movements

Answer 4

frontal

Question 5

(occipital/frontal/temporal/parital) Recognition of people, places, and things…object identification and processing motion

Answer 5

temporal

Question 6

(occipital/frontal/temporal/parital) Spatial organization of objects and visual attention

Answer 6

parietal

Question 7

(parvocellular pathway/magnocellular) pathwaywhere is it ? visual spatial , sensory modality of space

Answer 7

magnocellular pathway

Question 8

(parvocellular pathway/magnocellular) What is it? representation, recognition

Answer 8

parvocellular pathway

Question 9

T/F ambient vision a constant stream of data about the location of your body in space, the location of other people and objects, and information about how quickly and in what direction those people/objects are moving

Answer 9

T

Question 10

• Refractive Shifts
• Accommodative
  Dysfunction
  (central/peripheral) processing

Answer 10

central

Question 11

• Gaze palsy
• Fixation dysfunction
• Pursuit/Saccadic
  dysfunction
• Binocular dysfunction  Eye muscle
  paresis/paralysis
  (central/peripheral) processing

Answer 11

peripheral

Question 12

(oculomotor dysfucntion/accommodative dysfucntion)  
-Limitations of gaze
- Nystagmus
- Speed and quality of
pursuits and saccades

Answer 12

oculomotor dysfucntion

Question 13

(oculomotor dysfucntion/accommodative dysfucntion)  
- Accommodative Insufficiency
- Pseudo‐myopia 
- Speed and quality of
accommodative response

Answer 13

accommodative dysfunction