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WorksheetsNeurogenics Chapter 5
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is an inability to appropriately perceive visual stimuli that results from damage to the central nervous system?
a)
Visual Agnosia
b)
Prosopagnosia
c)
Achromatopsia
d)
Simultagnosia
2.
Non-linguistic elements of communication include:
a)
Perception of macrostructure or Gestalt
b)
prosody, facial expression, body language
c)
melody of music
d)
understanding depth, distance, and shapes
3.
A group of deficits or changes that occur following damage or pathology to a person's right cerebral hemisphere are known as:
a)
Right Hemisphere Perceptual Impairments
b)
Right Hemisphere Disorders
c)
Agnosias
d)
Aphasias
4.
The inability of the affected individual to recognize or realize that he/she has deficits is called:
a)
Anosognosia
b)
Prosopagnosia
c)
Somatophrenia
d)
Simultagnosia
5.
Communication deficits associated with right hemisphere damage include deficits in the following abilities:
a)
Inferencing
b)
shape recognition
c)
creating a whole from combined parts
d)
left-side neglect
6.
An inability to recognize one's own body parts is known as:
a)
Prosopagnosia
b)
Simultagnosia
c)
Somatophrenia
d)
Acrhomatopsia
7.
The inability to visually perceive multiple details at once is known as:
a)
Simultagnosia
b)
Prosopagnosia
c)
Anosognosia
d)
Achromatopsia
8.
The inability to attend to sensory information concerning one side of the body is known as:
a)
Somatophrenia
b)
body neglect
c)
motor neglect
d)
hemispatial neglect
9.
The inability to attend to sensory information from one side of the environment is known as:
a)
Hemispatial Neglect
b)
Body Neglect
c)
Somatophrenia
d)
Motor Neglect
10.
Cerebral Achromatopsia is:
a)
Color blindness resulting from trauma or damage to the cortex
b)
inability to localize targets in space
c)
inability to recognize faces
d)
Color blindness that occurs at birth and not due to trauma or damage.
11.
The diminished use of a neglected limb despite it being motorically intact is known as:
a)
Body neglect
b)
Motor neglect
c)
hemispatial neglect
d)
extinction
12.
The ability to hold attention on a single stimulus is known as:
a)
sustained attention
b)
selective attention
c)
alternating attention
d)
divided attention
13.
The ability to hold attention on a stimulus while ignoring the presence of a competing stimulus is:
a)
sustained attention
b)
selective attention
c)
alternating attention
d)
divided attention
14.
Individuals with this type of neglect usually acknowledge the existence of only the non-neglected side of the world.
a)
Hemispatial neglect
b)
Motor neglect
c)
Somatophrenia
d)
Anosognosia
15.
Individuals who don't recognize their own body parts as being parts of themselves are experiencing:
a)
Anosognosia
b)
Somatophrenia
c)
Cerebral Achromatopsia
d)
Motor neglect
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