10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEREOGNOSIS»
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stereognosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stereognosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Elder Care in Occupational Therapy
Stereognosis Stereognosis involves the perceptual skill that allows the individual
to identify common shapes and objects without the use of vision. It is dependent
on intact parietal cortical function. Stereognosis is the skill that makes possible ...
Sandra Cutler Lewis, 2003
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DeJong's The Neurologic Examination
Continue by testing for stereognosis. Place an object, such as a coin, a key, a
safety pin, or a paper clip, into one of the patient's still upturned palms, and ask
him to feel and identify it. Stereognosis is the ability to recognize and identify an ...
William W. Campbell, 2012
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Bates' Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking
Screen a patient with stereognosis, and proceed to other methods if indicated.
The patient's eyes should be closed during all these tests. ○ Stereognosis.
Stereognosis refers to the ability to identify an object by feeling it. Place in the
patient's ...
Lynn S. Bickley, Peter G. Szilagyi, Barbara Bates, 2009
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Examination of the Hand and Wrist
regional differences. In fact, stereognosis is the sum of partial perceptions.
Perception varies from region to region. According to Delay (1935): Recognition
of forms which is so important for stereognosis depends on spacial perceptions.
Raoul Tubiana, Jean-Michel Thomine, Evelyn Mackin, 1998
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Experimental Techniques in Human Neuropsychology
Once again, it is important that discriminanda in these areas be presented at well
above detection threshold levels. STEREOGNOSIS Stereognosis ia a broad
concept which can be applied to most tactile recognition tasks and/or most tasks
...
6
Item Interpretation of the Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological ...
84 Stereognosis — left hand errors 85 Stereognosis — left hand time 92 Number
of errors on tasks from Raven's Matrices 8 1 Muscle and joint sensation 7 1 Two-
point tactile stimulation — left hand 84 Stereognosis — left hand errors 210 ...
7
Orofacial Myology: International Perspectives
Stereognosis. is the capacity to discern and discriminate objects by enclosingand
touching them. We possess this capacity in our hands. While holding an object
within one hand we get a three-dimensional conception of it. This is manual ...
Marvin L. Hanson, Robert M. Mason, 2003
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Clinical Periodontology and Implant Dentistry
well as stereognosis. Two-point discrimination is the ability to differentiate
between two points of simultaneous contact. A traditional disk for two-point
discrimination is divided into equal triangles containing two points placed at
standard ...
Jan Lindhe, Niklaus P. Lang, Thorkild Karring, 2009
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The Body of Myth: Mythology, Shamanic Trance, and the Sacred ...
e begin with a simple description of visceral proprioception, which, throughout
the discussion, will be referred to as stereognosis.* Stereognosis is that faculty
which allows an entity to be aware of its materiality. That is perhaps inelegant, but
it ...
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Electronic Travel Aids: New Directions for Research
Stereognosis Stereognosis is the appreciation of a three-dimensional form
through manual exploration. Recognition of a door nandle or of a larger object,
such as a chair, are familiar examples. Stereognosis is a complex function of joint
angle ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STEREOGNOSIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
stereognosis is used in the context of the following news items.
Life After Theory
... particularly my arms, and the privileging of flexibility over proprioceptive inputs means it lacks stereognosis, the capacity to form a mental image of the overall ... «Boston Review, Sep 14»
Teaching without books
So crawling and reading are linked, as are writing and climbing, and developing better stereognosis, for instance, can help a child weak in calculating probability ... «The Hindu, Apr 13»
State spelling bee puts nerves to the test
Russell got through "stabilimeter," "stereognosis," "coralline" and "viscount." But in Round 17, she stumbled over "synusia," and it was up to Miller. First she ... «The Union Leader, Mar 13»
DMAA “party pills” blamed for cerebral haemorrhage in NZ man
He had impaired stereognosis. He had right-sided weakness grade 4+/5 in upper and lower limbs. He suffered a focal seizure involving his right arm and was ... «NutraIngredients.com, Jan 12»
