Patients with Extinction Are Unable to Detect a Visual Stimulus

question 50

Multiple Choice

Patients with extinction are unable to detect a visual stimulus presented on the contralesional side of space if

• A)the stimulus is presented alone in the visual field.
• B)this stimulus is presented at the same time as a stimulus on the ipsilesional side of the visual field.
• C)there is no cue that precedes the stimulus.
• D)the stimulus is presented with another at a more lateral position in the contralesional visual field.

---

Definitions:

Genetic Background

An individual's unique set of genes that contributes to their physical and physiological traits inherited from their parents.

Subcutaneous Fat

The layer of fat located just beneath the skin, which serves as insulation and energy storage for the body.

Skinfold Measurement

A method for estimating body fat percentage by measuring the thickness of skinfolds at various body sites.

Female Athlete Triad

A syndrome in some physically active females characterized by low energy availability, menstrual dysfunction, and decreased bone mineral density.