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| inablility to recognize familiar subjects; maybe visual, auditory, or tactile |
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| inability to carry out motor pattern (i.e., drawing a figure, getting dressed) even with strength and coordination |
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| an exaggerated sumpathetic response that occurs in clients with T-6 injuries or above; response is seen after spinal schock occurs when stimuli cannot ascend the cord, a stimulus such as urge to void or abdominal discomfort triggers massive vasoconstriction below injury, vasodilation above injury, and bradycardia |
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| slow movements caused by muscle rigidity |
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| motor control of speechin the temporal lobe of the dominant hemisphere |
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| defective articulation of speech |
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| loss of half of visual field in one or both eyes |
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| through the thecal of spinal cord into subarachnoid space |
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| paralysis of lower extremities |
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| formerly called quadriplegia, is paralysis of arms, trunk, legs, and pelvis |
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| section of temporal lobe responsible for primary auditory reception area and auditory association areas of speech |
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| manifested by brief intense unilateral pain that generally occurs in the spring and fall; pain lasting < 4 hrs. |
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| ("runny nose") or congestion |
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| caused by stress and tension; lasts > 4 hrs.; characterized by neck and shoulder muscle tenderness and bilateral pain at the base of the skull and in the forehead. |
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