Sensory Perception T5 Flashcards
Sensory perception
Visual Auditory Touch Smell Taste Movement/position
Sensory input affects
Consciousness Arousal Awareness Memory Affect Judgement Language
Vision loss
Presbyopia Macular degeneration Cataracts Infection Glaucoma Inflammation Diabetic Injury Retinopathy Brain tumor
Conductive hearing loss
Obstruction Wax accumulation Tympanic membrane perforation Ear infection Otosclerosis
Sensorineural hearing loss
Exposure to loud noises
Ototoxic medications
Aging
Acoustic neuroma
Taste deficit
Xerostomia
Reduced salvation
Alters appetite
Neurological deficits
Peripheral neuropathy
Peripheral numbness
Stroke
Can result in loss of sensation
Difficulty speaking
Visual deficits
Presbyopia
Age related
Loss of ability to focus on close objects
Decreased elasticity of the lens
Cataracts
Opacity of lens
Blocks entry of light rays into the eye
Glaucoma
Structural eye disorder
Increase in intaocular pressure
Can lead to blindness
Diabetic retinopathy
Leakage and blockage of retinal blood vessels
Retinal hypoxia
Hemorrhage
Blindness
Muscular degeneration
Loss of central vision
Deterioration of center of retina
Diplopia
Double vision
Ophthalmoscope
Visualization of back part of eyeball (fundus) Retina Optic disc Macula Blood vessels