Neuro Test

Front 1

Motor
active in chronic patients- connects to limbic system
Broca speech
thinking, remembering, & judgement

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FRONTAL LOBE

Front 2

sensory
meaning to sensory information
short term memory

Back 2

PARIETAL LOBE

Front 3

visual perception

Back 3

occipital

Front 4

auditory
werricke's
hearing and comprehension
immediate memory

Back 4

TEMPORTAL LOBE

Front 5

both expressive and receptive

Back 5

global aphasia

Front 6

injury results in Expressive aphasia

Back 6

frontal lobe
word finding

Front 7

injury results in receptive aphasia

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temportal lobe
understanding words

Front 8

the inability to interpret information

Back 8

agnosia

Front 9

the inability to recognize symbols, letters, or numbers traced on the skin

Back 9

agraphestesia

Front 10

the inability to write due to a lesion with in the brain

Back 10

agraphia

Front 11

the inability to communicate or comprehend due to damage to specific areas of the brain

Back 11

aphasia

Front 12

the inability to perform purposeful learned movement although there is no sensory or motor impairment.

Back 12

apraxia

Front 13

the inability to regonize object by sense of touch

Back 13

asterognosis

Front 14

the inability to initiate movement; commonly seen with parkinsons disease

Back 14

akinesia

Front 15

the inability to recognise object by sense of touch

Back 15

astereognosis

Front 16

the inability to perform coordinated movements

Back 16

ataxia

Front 17

a condition that presents ith involuntart movements combined with instibility of posture

Back 17

athetosis

Front 18

movement that is very slow

Back 18

bradykinesia

Front 19

movement that are sudden, random, and involuntary

Back 19

CHOREA

Front 20

characteristic of upper motor neuron lesion; involuntary alternating spasmodic contraction of muscle precipitated by a quick stretch reflex.

Back 20

clonus

Front 21

inability to reproduce geometric figure and designs. this person is visually unable to analyze how to perform a task.

Back 21

constructional apraxia

Front 22

a chaacteristic of corticospinal lesion at the level of the brainstem that results in nextension of the trunk and all extremities

Back 22

decerebrate rigidity

Front 23

a characteristic of corticospinal lesion at the level of the diencephalon where the trunk and lower extremities are positioned in extension and the upper in flexion

Back 23

decorticate rigidity

Front 24

double vision

Back 24

diplopia

Front 25

slurred and impaired speeh due to a motor deficit of the tongue or other muscles essential for speech

Back 25

dysarthria

Front 26

the inability to perform rapidly alternating movement

Back 26

dysdiadochkinesia

Front 27

the inability to control the range of a movement and the force of muscular activity.

Back 27

dysmetria

Front 28

the inability to properly swallow

Back 28

dysphagia

Front 29

closely related to atheotsis, however, there is larger axial muscle involvement rather than appendicular muscle

Back 29

dystonia

Front 30

characteristic of a right hemipshere infract where there is instability to control emotions and outbursts of laughing or crying that are inconsistent with the situation.

Back 30

emotional lability

Front 31

an involunatry and voilent movement of a large body part

Back 31

hemiballism

Front 32

the loss of the right and left half of the field of vision in both eyes

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homonyous hemianopsia

Front 33

the inability to formulate an inital motor plan and sequence tasks where the proprioception input nessasry for movement is impaired

Back 33

ideationa apraxia

Front 34

a condition where a person plans a movemnet or task, but connot volitionally perform it.

Back 34

ideomotor apraxia

Front 35

the inability to perceive the direction and extent of movement of a joint or body part

Back 35

kinesthesia

Front 36

the inability to interpret stimuli on the left side of the body due to a lesion of the frontal lobe of the brain

Back 36

neglect

Front 37

the state of repeatedly peforming the same segment of a task or repeatedly saying the same word/phrase without purpose

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perserveration

Front 38

the ability to perceive the static position of a joint or body part

Back 38

proprioception

Front 39

a state of sever hypertonicity where a sustained muscle contration doesnot allow for any movement at a specified joint

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rigidity

Front 40

a result of brain damage that pesents with the mass movement patterns that are primitive in nature and coupled with spasticity

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synergy

Front 41

the ability to perceive the static position of a joint or body part

Back 41

proprioception

Front 42

a state of sever hypertonicity where a sustained muscle contration doesnot allow for any movement at a specified joint

Back 42

rigidity

Front 43

a result of brain damage that pesents with the mass movement patterns that are primitive in nature and coupled with spasticity

Back 43

synergy