OTA Deficits Terms- Multiple Choice

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OTA Deficits Knowledge Quiz

Test your understanding of occupational therapy deficits with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers essential terms and concepts related to sensory perception, motor planning, and cognitive functions that are critical for occupational therapy practice.

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Refers to sensation received through skin and hair

Pain

Tactile

Occupations

Tactile sensation of force applied to the skin

Dyscalculia

Pain

Deep pressure

Unpleasant or noxious sensation

Finger agnosia

Perception

Pain

Info about joint position and motion conveyed by receptors

Proprioception

Topographical Orientation

Pain

The ability to identify sensory modality

Sensation

Memory

Each nerve root from the spinal cord shows a specific area of sensory distribution

Concentration

Dermatome

Judgement

Diminished sense of smell

Hyposmia

Impulsivity

Tactile

Mechanism by which the brain recognizes sensory information

Praxis

Perception

Tactile

Ability to identify an object through touch and cognition

Finger Agnosia

Dermatome

Stereognosis

Ability allows humans to recognize numbers & letters written on skin

Graphesthesia

Tactile

Pain

Awareness of body parts and position of those body parts

Pain

Judgement

Body scheme

Failure to integrate perceptions from one side of the body to the other

Judgement

Unilateral neglect

Topographical Orientation

Ability to plan and perform purposeful movement

Praxis

Sensation

Judgement

Impairment of praxis, inability to perform purposeful movement

Proprioception

Apraxia

Sensation

Inability to perform a motor act on command

Ideomotor Apraxia

Impulsivity

Hamburgers

Deficit in the ability to copy, draw, or construct design

Hyposmia

Constructional apraxia

Sensation

Inability to plan motor acts to dress oneself

Pain

Dressing apraxia

Finger agnosia

Difficulty naming fingers

Memory

Body scheme

Finger agnosia

One's awareness of the current situation

Deep pressure

Sterognosis

Orientation

Allows a person to retain and recall information

Proprioception

Tactile

Memory

Person is able to sustain focused attention for a period of time

Concentraion

Praxia

Graphesthesia

Describes a person's awareness of the position of self related to environment

Pain

Unilateral Neglect

Topographical Orientation

Included higher order reasoning and planning such as goal formation

Perception

Judgement

Executive functioning

Impulse behavior that is performed without formulating a plan

Orientation

Impulsivity

Stereognosis

Deficit in the ability to perform simple calculations

Praxis

Pain

Dyscalculia

Ability to make realistic decisions based on environment information

Judgement

Constructional Apraxia

Tactile

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