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Vocabulary

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Ataxia   show
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show "Not moving together" to preform rapid movements  
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Dysmetria   show
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show Faulty woking together (movement appears jerky)  
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Tremors (2 types)   show
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show Faulty speech  
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Nystagmus   show
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show Uncontrolled, irregular, purposeless, quick, and jerky motions (may happen in sleep)  
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show Slow, worm-like motions (does not happen in sleep)  
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show Sudden involuntary muscle contractions  
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show One side of the body  
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show Faulty muscle tone or tension  
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show Flaccidity of muscle, muscles feel soft, no resistance, and cannot hold position  
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Hypertonicity   show
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Hypertonicity (mild, moderate, and severe)   show
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show Responsible for sensory information that had to do with taste, temperature, and touch.  
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Temporal Lobe   show
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Occipital Lobe   show
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Frontal Lobe   show
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Feedback   show
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Feedforward   show
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Olfactory sensation   show
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show Diminished sense of smell  
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Anosmia   show
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(P) arosmia   show
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Proprioception   show
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Graphesthesia   show
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show Awareness of body parts, the position of the body and its parts in relation to themselves and the enviroment  
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Asomatognosia   show
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show Ability to plan and perform purposeful movement  
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show Inability to plan and perform the motor acts needed  
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show Inability to perform an action on command a motor skill  
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Constructional apraxia   show
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Dressing apraxia   show
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Finger agnosia   show
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show 1. Episodic memory 2. Semantic memory  
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Episodic memory   show
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Semantic memory   show
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show Cannot tell, but can perform the action  
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Prospective memory   show
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Anosognosia   show
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Acalculia   show
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Alexia   show
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Agraphia   show
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Diplopia   show
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Figure-Closure   show
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Figure-Ground   show
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Pattern Recognition   show
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show Able to shift attention from one side to the other looking for box of cereal, then milk, etc.  
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show Loss of the right half, or left half of the visual field in each eye  
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ARMD   show
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show Second leading cause of blindness  
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show Leading cause of loss of central vision for older adult  
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Cataracts   show
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Presbyopia   show
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Hyperopia   show
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Myopia   show
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show Starts with floaters; progresses to blurred vision and visual loss Control of blood sugar slows the progression  
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Visual memory   show
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Oculomotor control   show
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Visual acuity   show
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show Vision and information from other senses are integrated and interpreted by the brain forms a visual image of the environment  
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show Diminished pain sensation  
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Analgesia   show
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Hyperesthesia   show
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show Decreased sensation  
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Paresthesia   show
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Anesthesia   show
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show Inability to comprehend the concept of required movement to do a task  
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Visual Agnosia   show
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Prosopagnosia   show
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Form Discrimination   show
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show When they are going down the stairs  
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Astereognosis   show
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Transfer of Learning Approach   show
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show Sorting objects such as clothing, food, and able to divide objects by group  
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show Identification of something from the past  
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show Able to focus attention on a task  
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show Able to alternate between 2 or more tasks  
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Divided Attention   show
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show Able to focus under distracting circumstances  
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Working Memory   show
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Visual Field Loss   show
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Ideational Apraxia   show
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show Neurodevelopment treatment  
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show Constraint-induced movement therapy  
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Rebound phenomenon of Holmes   show
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show Identification of an object without vision  
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Body scheme   show
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show Severe loss of body scheme  
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Praxis   show
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Apraxia   show
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Anosognosia   show
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show Difficulty swallowing  
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show Expressive aphasia  
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Wernicke aphasia   show
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Global aphasia   show
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show Language, time concepts, and analytic thinking  
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Left-side responsible for?   show
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Brainstem stroke   show
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Two types of strokes?   show
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show One-side paralysis  
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show One-side weakness  
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show Incomplete stroke with symptoms lasting a few minutes to 24 hours  
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show Bloot clot causing blockage  
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Embolus   show
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show Deep vein thrombosis  
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Rood approach   show
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show Close head injury  
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show Caused by stretching and shearing forces  
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Rigidity   show
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