Worksheetsthe lobes
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which sulcus contains most of the primary visual cortex?
calcarine
cuneate
collateral
lingual
What is V5 specialized in?
color
shape
motion
dynamic form
The dorsal stream takes part in:
visual action to guide movements
object recognition
polysensory exchanges
object identification
Complete lesion of V1 in the left hemisphere results in hemianopia affecting the:
macular sparing
both visual fields
left visual field
right visual field
A lesion in V4 will result in:
loss of color vision
blindsight
loss of perception of movement
scotoma
The agnosia symptom in which a person is unable to perceive more than one object at a time is called:
apperceptive agnosia
object agnosia
simultagnosia
associative agnosia
Associate agnosia is:
failure in recognition despite no deficit in perception
deficit in perception
inability to perceive more than one object at a time
Alexia is:
the inability to read
topographic disorientation
inability to recognize known faces
The superior parietal lobe is associated with:
spatial cognition
arithmetic
spatial attention
mental manipulation of objects
The inability to recognize the nature of an object by touch is called:
anosognosia
astereognosis
autopagnosia
asymbolia
Balint's syndrome is associated with:
the temporal lobe
the occipital lobe
the frontal lobe
the parietal lobe
Deficits in visual guided hand movements that cannot be ascribed to motor, somatosensory, or visual field deficits are characteristic of:
optic ataxia
simultagnosia
alexia
afferent paresis
Neglect is a perceptual disorder subsequent to:
left parietal lesions
right parietal lesions
An individual that cannot assemble a puzzle, draw a picture, copy a series of facial movements might have:
constructional apraxia
ideomotor apraxia
dyslexia
agnosia
Amusia is associated with lesions in the:
frontal lobe
temporal lobe
occipital lobe
parietal lobe
Personality changes may result from lesions in:
the frontal lobe only
the temporal lobe only
both temporal and frontal lobes
both parietal and frontal lobes
The orbitofrontal cortex is associated with:
selecting behavior with respect to temporal memory
decision making related to emotion and reward
selecting behavior with respect to context
environmental cues
Risk taking and rule breaking are increased in:
frontal lobe lesions
temporal lobe lesions
parietal lobe lesions
occipital lobe lesions
