ATI SENSORY PERCEPTION TEST LATEST UPDATED
Capacity to perceive and comprehend sensory information using sight and
hearing
Touch and Smell
Taste, location, or movement— ANSWER Sensory perception
Visual: ANSWER View
ANSWER Hearing
The tactile ANSWER touch
Smell: Olfactory ANSWER
Gustatory: ANSWER to flavor
Kinesthetic ANSWER Position or motion
impacts arousal, consciousness, awareness, memory, affect, judgment, reality
awareness, and language. Input from the senses
ANSWER sensory deficit: alteration in perception or reception
Cognitive (disorientation, less capacity to learn)
Affective (anxiety, restlessness)
Perceptual (diminished color perception, diminished coordination) The
ANSWER signs and symptoms of sensory deprivation
The body eventually develops a sensory impairment. frequently makes up for
the shortfall.
ANSWER sensory deprivation is the result of decreased sensory input from
the internal or external environment.
uncontrolled, prolonged, and excessive multisensory stimulation.
Anxiety, restlessness, racing thoughts— ANSWER Overwhelming sensations
ANSWER Vision loss caused by presbyopia, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic
Capacity to perceive and comprehend sensory information using sight and
hearing
Touch and Smell
Taste, location, or movement— ANSWER Sensory perception
Visual: ANSWER View
ANSWER Hearing
The tactile ANSWER touch
Smell: Olfactory ANSWER
Gustatory: ANSWER to flavor
Kinesthetic ANSWER Position or motion
impacts arousal, consciousness, awareness, memory, affect, judgment, reality
awareness, and language. Input from the senses
ANSWER sensory deficit: alteration in perception or reception
Cognitive (disorientation, less capacity to learn)
Affective (anxiety, restlessness)
Perceptual (diminished color perception, diminished coordination) The
ANSWER signs and symptoms of sensory deprivation
The body eventually develops a sensory impairment. frequently makes up for
the shortfall.
ANSWER sensory deprivation is the result of decreased sensory input from
the internal or external environment.
uncontrolled, prolonged, and excessive multisensory stimulation.
Anxiety, restlessness, racing thoughts— ANSWER Overwhelming sensations
ANSWER Vision loss caused by presbyopia, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic
