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All of the following are senses, EXCEPT:
- Tactile
- Memory
- Vestibular
- Proprioception
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The gustatory sense provides information about
- odors in the environment.
- the taste of foods and liquids.
- sounds occurring around an individual.
- the quality of objects in the environment.
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Hyperacusis occurs when
- a patient's auditory system is too sensitive.
- even soft touch is processed as pain.
- a patient's auditory system is not sensitive enough.
- a patient is uncomfortable with changes in movement.
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An individual who avoids a certain texture of clothing may have
- poor tactile discrimination.
- poor proprioceptive response.
- a hyperactive auditory system.
- a hypersensitive olfactory system.
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Difficulty in the vestibular system can result in
- defensiveness with oral work.
- changes to eating behaviors.
- poor balance.
- using too much or too little pressure for tasks.
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The neural systems around internal organs form the
- interoceptive system.
- vestibular system.
- tactile system.
- proprioceptive system.
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Sensory modulation disorder (SMD) is characterized by
- a difficulty regulating sensory stimuli.
- a combination of vestibular and olfactory dysfunction.
- an inability to control the tone or volume of one's voice.
- difficulty interpreting subtle qualities in objects, places, people, or the environment.
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Dyspraxia is considered a type of
- tactile modulation disorder.
- sensory modulation disorder.
- sensory-based motor disorder.
- sensory discrimination disorder.
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Which of the following may be used to calm patients with sensory processing disorder during office visits?
- Distraction
- Deep pressure
- Sunglasses and headphones
- All of the above
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When treating patients with sensory processing disorder, clinicians should
- use sudden, decisive movements.
- keep patients advised of the next steps.
- see patients without a parent, if possible.
- downplay fears, as they are illogical and unnecessary.
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Sensory Integration and Processing Problems: Impact on Care

Study Points

All of the following are senses, EXCEPT:

The gustatory sense provides information about

Hyperacusis occurs when

An individual who avoids a certain texture of clothing may have

Difficulty in the vestibular system can result in

The neural systems around internal organs form the

Sensory modulation disorder (SMD) is characterized by

Dyspraxia is considered a type of

Which of the following may be used to calm patients with sensory processing disorder during office visits?

When treating patients with sensory processing disorder, clinicians should