Flashcards in Unit 3: Cortical Lesions Deck (33):
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What is the appropriate term? Bilateral occipitoparietal lesions
Simultanagnosia
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What is the appropriate term? Impaired vision produced by a visual field
Visual field deficit
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What is the appropriate term? Inability to recognize faces
Prosopagnosia
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What is the appropriate term? Inability to recognize objects
Object agnosia
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Where is the lesion? Amnesia
Temporal
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Where is the lesion? Apathy
Frontal (medial)
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Where is the lesion? Broca's aphasia
Broca's Area
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Where is the lesion? Disinhibition
Frontal
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Where is the lesion? Emotional Deficits
Temporal
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Where is the lesion? Executive Dysfunction
Frontal
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Where is the lesion? Failure to alter actions in response to changing environmental stimuli
Frontal
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Where is the lesion? Hemineglect
Parietal (right)
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Where is the lesion? Inattention to one side of body or extrapersonal space
Parietal (Right)
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Where is the lesion? Loss of ability to plan, carry out, and monitor goal-directed action
Frontal
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Where is the lesion? Motor aprosody
Frontal (right)
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Where is the lesion? Wernicke's aphasia
Wernicke's Area
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Which brain location? Attention
Parietal (Right)
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Which brain location? Calculation
Parietal (Left)
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Which brain location? Comportment
Frontal
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Which brain location? Emotion
Temporal
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Which brain location? Executive Function
Frontal
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Which brain location? Language comprehension
Temporal (Left)
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Which brain location? Language fluency
Frontal (Left)
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Which brain location? Memory
Temporal
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Which brain location? Motivation
Frontal (medial)
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Which brain location? Motor Prosody
Frontal (right)
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Which brain location? Reading
Parietal (Left)
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Which brain location? Sensory Prosody
Temporal (Right)
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Which brain location? Tactile Sensation
Parietal
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Which brain location? Vision Visual Perception, and Visual Recognition
Occipital
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Which brain location? Visuospatial Function
Parietal (Right)
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Which brain location? Voluntary Movement
Frontal
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