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1. Which of the following are examples of combined/cortical sensory deficits
- a. Stereognosis loss
- b. Impaired 2-point discrimination
- c. Sensory integration dysfunction
- d. Hemi-spatial neglect
- e. All of the Above
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2. When sensation is impaired, feedforward and feedback loops are disrupted – motor commands rely on sensory feedback to adjust movement in real-time
- a. True
- b. False
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3. What are the typical functional implications of proprioception loss?
- a. Balance, gait and coordination issues
- b. Injury risk e.g. burns, pressure sores
- c. Spatial neglect
- d. Severe chronic pain
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4. What is the term for complete loss of sensation in a specific area of the body?
- a. Paresthesia
- b. Hypoesthesia
- c. Anaesthesia
- d. Dysesthesia
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5. Which sensory deficit is most commonly associated with posterior column damage?
- a. Impaired vibration and joint position sense
- b. Loss of pain and temperature sensation
- c. Loss of light touch only
- d. Visual field deficits
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6. A patient presents with symmetrical distal numbness and tingling in a “glove and stocking” pattern. Which category of sensory deficit does this most likely represent?
- a. Central
- b. Peripheral
- c. Neurodegenerative
- d. Cortical
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