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Right Hemishpere Functions
Nonverbal
Music
Spatial
Wholistic/Synthetic
Parallel
Intuitive
Macrostructure
The "big" picture
ex. Forest
Microstructure
The details
ex. Trees
What are some deficits of RH damage?
Communication
Prosopagnosia (facial recognition)
Receptive and expressive facial expressions
Prosody
Visuoperceptual
Simultagnosia
Color Blindness
Attentional Defecits
Neglect
Sustained and Selective attention defecits
Neurological
Anosognosia
Capgras Delusion
Hallucinations
In regard to attention do RHD individuals tend to focus on micro or macrostructure?
Microstructure
RHS patients struggle with the "forest vs. trees" concept. What does this mean?
They focus on details (trees) but miss the main idea (forest)
What is the most common deficit in RHS?
Attention impairments
Name types of attention affected in RHS.
Focused, sustained, selective, divided
What is left neglect?
Ignoring the left side of space
Memory deficits in RHS are often due to what?
Attention impairments
What is prosopagnosia?
Inability to recognize faces
What is simultagnosia?
Inability to process multiple stimuli at once
What is topographical disorientation?
Getting lost in familiar places
What is anosognosia?
Lack of awareness of deficits
What is homonymous hemianopsia?
Loss of one side of visual field (typically the left side)
What is reduplicative amnesia?
Belief that a place exists in duplicate
Is initiation typically impaired in RHS?
No
Name executive function deficits in RHS.
Planning, organizing, problem solving, reasoning, inhibition
What communication deficits are most prominent in RHS?
Extralinguistic (pragmatics and prosody)
How does speech sound in RHS patients?
Flat, monotone
What are common conversational pragmatic problems in RHS?
Tangents, poor organization, irrelevant info
How do RHS patients describe pictures?
Focus on irrelevant details
What is impaired in aphasia that is relatively intact in RHS?
Grammar and language form
List causes of pragmatic deficits in RHS.
Impaired inferencing
Difficulty assessing plausibility
Task complexity
Reduced cognitive flexibility
What standardized assessments can be used for a RHD individual?
RIPA-2 and CLQT
What are some informal ways to assess a RHD patient
pragmatic scales, storytelling, neglect testing, inferencing questions