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Gerstmann's syndrome
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Syndrome of dominant angular gyrus with left, right disorientation, finger agnosia, , acalculia, agraphia
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Anton's syndrome
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Damage to bilateralmedial occipital lobes and get cortical blindness and pt denies deficits, confabulates
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Describe perforant pathway of hippocampus
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Entorhinal ctx-> dentate gyrus (granule cells-mossy fibers)-> CA3 (pyramidal cells)-> CA1 (via Schaffer collateral pathway) _> subiculum
-> feedback to entorhinal ctx -> fornix -> mamillary bodies/septal region/hypothal |
Balint's syndrom
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Bilateral damage to occipito-temporal lobes lead ing to optic ataxia, ocular apraxia, and asimultagnosea
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Charcot Wilbrand syndrome
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Inability to produce an internal image of an object
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Name coponenets of language assessment
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Writing
Reading Expression/Fluency Comprehension Naming Repitition |
Name two tests of verbal fluency
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Animal naming (normal ~18-20)
FAS (normal ~ 15) Animal naming is more sensitive for early dementia |
What is the localization of Broca's aphasia
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Posterior/inferior frontal lobe, area 44/45
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What is the localization of Wernicke's aphasia
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Posterior superior temporal lobe (area 22)
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What is alexia without agraphia and where does it localize?
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It is the inability to read with preserved writing ability. It localizes to the left medial occipital lobe and splenium of the corpus callosum.
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Whati s alexia with agraphia and where does it localize?
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Inability to read or write. Localizes to inferior parietal lobe. Can be associated with Gewrstman's
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Where does pure agraphia localize to?
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Posterior frontal/superior parietal
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Distinguish aperceptive from associative visual agnosia
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Aperceptive can't even perceive it so can't copy an object
Associative can copy it but can't recognize it |
What is propagnosia and where does it localize?
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Inability to recognize faces. Localizes to right or bilateral medial occipitotemporal lobes. Can also get achromotopsia from this
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Whati s color agnosia and where does it localize?
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Cannot name colors or pick the correct one when prompted. Can still see color from Ischhara plates and not color blind. Localizes to dominant occipital lobe.
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