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| SENSATION PERCEPTION AND COGNITION ARE WHAT TYPE OF FUNCTION? |
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| The abilitiy to recieiveand process stimuli through the sensory organs: External: eyes ears etc. Internal: feelings originating from large organs. |
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| THE ABILITY TO EXPERIENCE RECOGNIZE ORGANIZE AND INTERPRET SENSORY STIMULI |
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| THE INTELLECTUAL ABILITY TO THINK |
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| THE STATE OF AWARENESS OF SELF, OTHERS, AND THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT |
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| A COMPONENT LINKED CLOSELY TO THE APPEARANCE OF WAKEFULNESS AND ALERTNESS |
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| THE ABILITY TO PERCIEVE SENSORY IMPRESSIONS AND REACT APPROPRIATELY THROUGH THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS. |
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| THE PERCEPTION OF SELF IN RELATION TO THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. |
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| RETENTION OF INFO LONG FOR A SPECIFIED AND USUALLY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. EX: remembering a phone number long enough to dial it. |
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| IS THE RESUL OF EVENT THAT HAE OCCURED IN 24H Ex; remembering what you ate yesterday |
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| RETENTION OF EXPERIENCES THAT OCCURED DURING EARLIER PERIODS OF LIFE; aBILITY TO LEARN IS DEPENDANT ON REMOTE MRMORY,, |
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| WHAT ARE MORE COMPONENTS OF COGNITION |
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| AFFECT, JUDGEMENT PERCEPTIONS AND LANGUAGE. |
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| MOOD OR FEELING AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF COGNITION IN THAT VARIATIONS OF MOOD CAN INFLUENCE ONES THINKING ABILITY |
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| THE ABILITY TO COMPARE AND EVALUATE ALTERNATIVE TO LIFE SITUATION |
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| MOST COMPLEX COG. FUNCTION INVOLVES WORDS READING AND WRITING. |
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| MELODY OF SPEECH, INTONATION, SPEED, RYHTHM. ETC |
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| WHAT ARE THE 6 FACTORS THAT AFFECT SENSATION PERCEPTION AND COGNITION |
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| Stress, Health status, Environment, Age, Lifestyle, Medications |
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| WHAT ARE THE 6 FACTORS THAT AFFECT SENSATION PERCEPTION AND COGNITION |
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| Stress, Health status, Environment, Age, Lifestyle, Medications |
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| IS A STATE OF REDUCED SENSORY INPUT FROM INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL THAT RESULTS IN A NONSTIMULATING ENVIRONMENT LIKE DRUGS THAT PRODUCE A SEDATIVE AFFECT |
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| PAIN ANGER INVASIVE PROCEDURES TOO MUCH ACTIVITY |
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| CHANGE IN PERCEPTION OF SENSORY STIMULIEDUE TO DEFICIT OF ONE OR SOME OF THE SENSES |
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| COGNITION PERCEPTION AND SENSATION |
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| ASSESSMENT OF CRANIAL NERVES |
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| THERE ARE 12 CRANIAL NERVES |
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| MENTAL ASSESMENT CONSISTS OF WHAT |
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| BRAIN ALTERATIONS A SIGN IS APHASIA |
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| ALERT, LETHARGIC, OBTUNDED (MENTALLY DULLED) SEMICOMATOSE, COMATOSE |
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| INCOSISTENLY FOLLOWING COMMANDS |
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| DOES NOT FOLLOW VERBAL OR NONVERBAL ONLY MOVES WHEN STIMULATED |
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