Questions: Match the following statements or terms with appropriate terms or statement in the boxes below. NB: No partial credit Alterations in awareness A. Amnesia Retrograde and anterograde are the two types of B. These represent loss of functional integrity of cerebral cortex Agnosia, dysphasia and aphasia are types of C. Organic brain syndromes Acute confusional state could also be referred to as D. Data processing defects

Match the following statements or terms with appropriate terms or statement in the boxes below. NB: No partial credit Alterations in awareness A. Amnesia Retrograde and anterograde are the two types of B. These represent loss of functional integrity of cerebral cortex Agnosia, dysphasia and aphasia are types of C. Organic brain syndromes Acute confusional state could also be referred to as D. Data processing defects
Transcript text: Match the following statements or terms with appropriate terms or statement in the boxes below. NB: No partial credit Alterations in awareness A. Amnesia Retrograde and anterograde are the two types of B. These represent loss of functional integrity of cerebral cortex Agnosia, dysphasia and aphasia are types of C. Organic brain syndromes Acute confusional state could also be referred to as D. Data processing defects
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The answer is as follows:

  1. Alterations in awareness C. Organic brain syndromes

  2. Retrograde and anterograde are the two types of A. Amnesia

  3. Agnosia, dysphasia and aphasia are types of D. Data processing defects

  4. Acute confusional state could also be referred to as B. These represent loss of functional integrity of cerebral cortex

Explanation:

  1. Alterations in awareness are typically associated with organic brain syndromes, which involve changes in cognitive function due to physical changes in the brain.

  2. Retrograde and anterograde amnesia are types of amnesia, which involve the loss of memory for events before (retrograde) or after (anterograde) a certain point in time.

  3. Agnosia, dysphasia, and aphasia are types of data processing defects, which involve difficulties in processing sensory information or language.

  4. An acute confusional state, also known as delirium, represents a loss of functional integrity of the cerebral cortex, leading to confusion and disorientation.

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