RNSG 1430 Sensory Perception || Already Graded A+.

Sensation correct answers ability to perceive stimulation through one's sensory organs (nose, ears, & eyes) -internal & External Internal sensation correct answers feelings of pain, temperature and light external sensation correct answers commonly received and processed through the five senses Touch, vision, hearing, taste, & smell Perception correct answers process by which we receive, organize and interpret sensation Sensory Perception correct answers ability to receive sensory input and using various physiological processes (taste, touch, smell etc.), translate the data into meaningful information vision in infants and children correct answers Eyes are physically developed by 8th month in utero 1st year of life - Development of gross visual ability - recognizing objects etc. 1 year old - developed 20/50 vision - By age 5 - reaches 20/30 vision in older adults correct answers Latest study shows decline in all five senses for ages 57-85 Age related vision changes (middle age) = presbyopia Primary eye disorders of vision correct answers Cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration Secondary disorders of vision correct answers Caused by systemic chronic conditions Diabetes or hypertension (HTN) Congenital disorder of vision correct answers Congenital cataracts blindness stats correct answers Blindness or Low Vision affected more than 3 MILLION Americans over 40 years old elderly risks (vision) correct answers Due to changes in sensory perceptual functioning No differences for race/gender or socioeconomic status Visual acuity correct answers the ability to see fine detail decline by age 40* MOST will have some degree of decline in vision by what age? correct answers 60 things that can affect vision correct answers trauma non-accidental inflicted neuro-trauma (1300 children annually) cancer head injury Vision assessment correct answers Changes in vision?