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| Perception, arousal, Reception, stimulus |
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| what are the components of the sensory experience? |
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| ability to interpret sensory impulses, ability to give meaning to impulses |
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| if a person has less receptors activated or something blocking action potentials, which component of the sensory experience will be affects? |
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| if a person is on a medications that makes them drowsy, which component of the sensory experience will be affected? |
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| these receptors are in the skin and hair follicles that detect touch, pressure and vibration |
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| these receptors are in the skin, muscles, joint capsules help with coordination |
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| in order to get a patient to fall asleep, what should their environment be like? |
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| lack of meaningful stimuli, being left alone for long periods of time |
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| myoia, presbyopia, atgmitism, glaucoma and macular degeneration all lead to what kind of sensroy deficit? |
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| if you have a b12 or zinc deficiency, what kind of impaired senses might you have? |
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| problems with the inner ear can cause ________________ problems |
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| changes in sensory perception, mental status, sensory aids, environment, support, physical exam |
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| how do you assess sensory deprivations? |
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| what is the focus of sensory deprivation? |
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