Memory, Agnosia, and Apraxia

The recall of facts, definitions, and grammar

• Semantic

• Procedural

• Short term

• Episodic

The ability to perform a task without thinking relies on which type of memory?

• Procedural

• Episodic

• Semantic

• Short term

All of the following are true regarding implicit memories except?

• Non-conscious learning

• Based upon performance

• Knowledge of discrete events

• Procedural skills and habits

Working memory used for the search and retrieval process is housed in which area of the brain?

• Hippocampus

• Amygdala

• Parietal lobe

• Prefrontal lobe

Temporary loss of memory of one's entire past in response to injury is called?

• Anterograde amnesia

• Korsakoff Syndrome

• Retrograde amnesia

• Dementia

Failure to recognize, name, and indicate the use of a seen object by spoken or written word or gesture

• Visual object agnosia

• Anosognosia

• Prosopagnosia

• Apraxia

Ill defined clumsiness and maladroitness that is the result of an inability to connect or isolate the individual movements of the hand or arm

• Hemineglect

• Ideomotor apraxia

• Ideational apraxia

• Kinetic limb apraxia

Neglect behaviors occurring within reaching space (near space)

• Extrapersonal neglect

• Peripersonal neglect

• Hemineglect

• Visual neglect

Involves the inability to integrate and use perceptions from one side of the body or the environment which is not due to sensory loss

• Unilateral neglect

• Kinetic limb apraxia

• Visual agnosia

• Auditory agnosia

Auditory sensations cannot be distinguished from one another

• Amusia

• Agnosia for Sounds

• Auditory Verbal Agnosia

• Anosognosia