The Parietal Lobe: Somatosensory Symptoms Parietal Lesions Flashcards

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Which somatosensory thresholds deficits are caused by parietal lesions?

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Touch and Tactile perception

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What is Afferent Paresis?

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Loss of kinetic feedback

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What are the 3 somatoperceptual disorders?

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  1. Astereognosis
  2. Simultaneous Extinction
  3. Numb Touch
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What is Astereognosis?

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A touch recognition deficit

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What is Simultaneous Extinction?

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A sensory detection deficit when identical stimulus are presented to both sides of the body and visual space. Only one of the stimuli is perceived

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What is Numb Touch?

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Similar to blindsight but for touch

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What is the main category of somatosensory agnosias involved in parietal lesions?

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Asomatognosia

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What are the 4 types of Asomatognosia?

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  1. Anosognosia
  2. Anosodiaphoria
  3. Autopagnosia
  4. Asymbolia for pain
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