Chapt 38 Sensory Wrksheet

Question 1

Auditory

Answer 1

Hearing

Question 2

Awareness

Answer 2

The ability to perceive internal and external stimuli and to respond appropriately through thought and stimuli

Question 3

Culture care deprivation

Answer 3

The lack of culturally assistive supportive or facilitative acts

Question 4

Delirium

Answer 4

Acute confusion

Question 5

Gustatory

Answer 5

Taste

Question 6

Kinesthetic

Answer 6

Awareness of the position and movement of body parts

Question 7

Olfactory

Answer 7

Smell

Question 8

Sensoristasis

Answer 8

The state in which a person is in optimal arousal

Question 9

Sensory deficit

Answer 9

Impaired reception perception or both of one or more of the senses

Question 10

Sensory deprivation

Answer 10

Decrease. In or lack of meaningful stimuli

Question 11

Sensory overload

Answer 11

Occurs when a person is unable to to process or manage the amount or intensity of sensory stimuli

Question 12

Sensory perception

Answer 12

Involves conscious organization and translation of the data or stimuli into meaningful information

Question 13

Stereognosis

Answer 13

Ability to perceive and understand an object through touch by its size, shape and texture

Question 14

Tactile

Answer 14

Touch

Question 15

Visceral

Answer 15

Any large organ within the body

Question 16

Visual

Answer 16

Sight

Question 17

Glaucoma is a group of diseases of the eye caused by increased intramural pressure that can lead to optic nerve damage and eventual vision loss. True or false?

Answer 17

True

Question 18

For an individual to be aware of the surroundings, four aspects of the sensory process must be present:

Answer 18

Stimulus,receptor,impulse conduction,and perception

Question 19

Acute confusion

Answer 19

Abrupt onset and a cause that, when treated r ever see the confusion

Question 20

Sensory overload clinical manifestations -in reading not power pants

Answer 20

• complaints of fatigue
• irritability
• periodic or general disorientation
• reduced problem solving ability
• increased muscle tension
• scattered attention and racing thoughts

Question 21

Clinical manifestations of sensory deprivation *not in power points in reading

Answer 21

-excessive yawning
-decreased attention span
-crying over small matters
Hallucinations
Apathy,emotional liability