Cognitive Perceptual Terms

3. Aphasia A deficit auditory comprehension that affects semantic speech performance
6. Loss of ability to name objects
9. Unawareness of motor deficit
12. Failure to determine stimuli to the opposite of body depending on lesion side
16. Perceptual Deficits
17. Contiuation or repetition of a motor act
18. Difficulty finding ones way
20. The ability for the brain to process, store, retrieve, and manipulate information
21. Inability to read
22. Loss of expressive language

1. The breakdown in the knowledge of what is to be done and how to perform, object use, however sensorimotor is intact
2. Function Control of eye movements
4. Vision to the right, left, superior, and inferior
5. Clarity of vision near and far
7. Ability to systematically observe and locate items in the environment
8. Loss of awareness of body parts as well in relation to other body parts
10. Failure to understand own body parts
11. Unable to perform calculations
13. inability to recognize objects, shapes, and sizes by touch alone
14. Integration of sensory impressions received from the environment
15. loss of kinesthetic memory to perform purposeful mvmt secondary to motor planning although sensation, movement, and coordination may be intact
19. Inability to write