Perception/ Sensation Flashcards

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Examples of sensation include:

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vision, hearing, touch, taste, position sense

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2
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How does sensation occur?

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Sensory organs absorb physical stim. Receptors convert energy into impulses to send to brain. Perception follows

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3
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Auditory figure- ground?

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Ability to discriminate sounds in foreground and background

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4
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Directionality

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Awareness of left, right, forward, back etc

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5
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Figure-ground perception:

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ability to perceive a figure in foreground from background

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6
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Form Constancy:

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recognition of shape

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7
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Kinesthesia:

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Awareness of body position in regards to space

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Proprioception

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unconsciousness awareness coming from muscles, joints etc. (position sense)

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9
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Stereognosis:

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identify objets by touch

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10
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How is perception assessed?

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  1. Formal/ Standardized assessments
  2. Observation
  3. Reports
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11
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Agnosia

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unable to identify object by looking at it. (but would know what to do with object)

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12
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Prosopagnosia

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inability to recognize faces, but can recognize voice

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13
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Asomatognosia

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loss of body scheme

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14
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Praxis/ Apraxia

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ability to plan motor movement and inability

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15
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4 different types of apraxia?

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Ideational apraxia- errors in task
Ideomotor- errors in motor
Constructional- can’t copy design
Dressing- cant dress

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16
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Homonymous Hemianopsia

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loss of half a field of vision in each eye

17
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Signs/ Symptoms of HH

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bumping into things, startled by objects, panic attacks in busy places, eye not working etc

18
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Unilateral or hemi-neglect

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unawareness of left (usually) side of body

19
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Signs and symptoms of neglect:

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no awareness in hemi field, doesn’t see out of one eye, bumps into things on affected side

20
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Treatment strategies visual deficits:

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encourage eye/ head movements to neglected side, have family sit on neglected side, ambulate toward neglected side