Which of the following is correct about ideomotor apraxia?
a) An apraxia that is specific to eye movements; people have the ability to move their eyes in any direction, but cannot shift their gaze intentionally to fixate on an object.
b) A deficit that is characterized by an individual's confusion or loss of knowledge about an object's use.
c) The selective impairment in performing skilled left-hand movements or manipulating objects with the left hand in response to a command.
d) The selective impairment in performing movements or manipulations with limbs of the upper body; may also effect posture.
e) A deficit that prevents an individual from executing simple gestures in response to a command or attempt to imitate.
Question 2
Which of the following defines ideational apraxia?
a) A deficit that prevents an individual from executing simple gestures in response to a command or attempt to imitate.
b) A deficit that is characterized by an individual's confusion or loss of knowledge about an object's use.
c) The selective impairment in performing skilled left-hand movements or manipulating objects with the left hand in response to a command.
d) An apraxia that is specific to eye movements; people have the ability to move their eyes in any direction, but cannot shift their gaze intentionally to fixate on an object.
e) The selective impairment in performing movements or manipulations with limbs of the upper body; may also effect posture.
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