Patient DF is a woman with i. _____ who has been studied extensively due to the implications of her behaviour for the dual stream for visual ii________. Though her vision remains intact, she has trouble iii. _________________ but maintained intact iv. ___________and. It is thought to be caused by a bilateral lesion to her v. __________in the ventral stream. She performed almost randomly when vi. ________ the card to the slot, but had no problem vii. _______ it at the right angle.*1 pointA) i. Visual agnosia, ii. Perception, iii. Visually locating and identifying objects, iv. Motion perception, v. lateral occipital cortex, vi. matching, vii. posting.B) i. Visual agnosia, ii. Perception, iii. Perceiving motion, iv. Object identification, v. primary visual cortex, vi. posting, vii. matching.C) i. Amnesia, ii. Memory , iii. Memorising , iv. Motion perception, v. lateral occipital cortex, vi. matching, vii. posting.D) i. Visual agnosia, ii. Perception, iii. Visually locating and identifying objects, iv. Motion perception, v. posterior parietal cortex, vi.posting, vii.matching.

When performing a bilateral lower limb DVT study, you notice the Valsalva manoeuvre did not result in the flow ceasing but the augmentation worked well for both legs. After asking the patient, you find out that they had already had a d-dimer test that had come back as a low risk for DVT and had no obvious risk factors. What other pathological conditions could cause this, and given this is what the doctor suspected, how do you think the patient may have appeared on a physical examination to the doctor for them to suspect this.

The nurse is caring for a client with suspected retinal detachment. Which of the following manifestations would not be consistent with a diagnosis of retinal detachment?A. Seeing “floaters” in the field of visionB. A sense of having a curtain drawn over the eyesC. Flashes of lightD. Intense pain in the affected eye

State the visual defect produced with a lesion to the right optic tract

A patient reportedly cannot see anything from the right eye. Where is their damage most likely located?A.Corpus callosumB.Right primary visual cortexC.Left primary visual cortexD.Right optic nerve

2. What is the most likely diagnosis for the patient?