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Neuroanatomy II
Sensory
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the 3 main roles of the sensory system? | register, modulate, interpret |
| _____ is the role which protects and discriminates | registration |
| _____ is the role which achieves & maintains optimal level of arousal for tasks | modulation |
| _____ is the role which plans, organizes, feedback, feedforward | interpretation |
| _____ theshold = sensory seeking/craving | high |
| _____ threshold = sesnsory avoidant | low |
| The pure definition of _____ _____ _____ is the absence of any other neurological, genetic or medical impairment | sensory processing disorder (SPD) |
| The vestibular system is made up of _____ ____and ____ ____which orientate our head in space, direct movement, and speed of movement. | semicircular canals( rotational) and otolith organs (linear acceleration) |
| _____/______ perception is awareness of background spaceLocomotion in relation to spatial configurations of contours, surfaces, events & objects | ambient/peripheral |
| ____/____ perception is attention oriented, use to examine the details of a specific object or details of a small spaceObject recognition and identification | focal/central |
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txst spr 2009
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