Patients Lacking the Ability to Navigate Using Environmental Cues to Orient

question 11

Multiple Choice

Patients lacking the ability to navigate using environmental cues to orient themselves are said to suffer from:

• A) landmark agnosia.
• B) anterograde disorientation.
• C) spatial neglect.
• D) spatial amnesia.

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