Browse by Collection BROWSE BY MEDICAL SUBJECT HEADING (MeSH):    Home > F Psychiatry and Psychology > F04 Behavioral Disciplines and Activities > Behavioral Sciences (0) Mental Health Services (0) Personality Assessment (0) Psychiatric Somatic Therapies (0) Psychiatric Status Rating Scales (31) Psychoanalytic Interpretation (0) Psychological Techniques (0) Psychological Tests (50) Psychotherapy (0) Schizophrenic Psychology (0) (Click "Full description" for more information about a resource.) Display 10 25 50 records per page  There are no items in your download folder. 1 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Anatomy: Occipital Lobes Description: The occipital lobes are important for perception of visual information. Areas in the inferior tempor.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 2 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Visual Recognition Description: Colors are correctly identified but the patient has difficulty correctly identifying the face of a p.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 3 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Non-dominant Parietal Lobe Function Description: The patient's drawing of a clock demonstrates a problem with visuospatial construction tasks, which .... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 4 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Dominant Parietal Lobe Function Description: This patient has right-left confusion and difficulty with simple arithmetic. These are elements of t.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 5 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Gnosis Description: With his right hand the patient has more difficulty identifying objects then with his left hand. One.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 6 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Praxis Description: The patient does well on most of the tests of praxis. At the very end when he is asked to show how t.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 7 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Praxis Description: The patient is asked to perform skilled motor tasks without any nonverbal prompting. Skills tested f.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 8 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Expressive Language Description: In assessing expressive language it is important to note fluency and correctness of content and gram.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 9 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Receptive Language Description: Asking the patient to follow commands demonstrates that they understand the meaning of what they hav.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 10 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Set Generation Description: This is a test of verbal fluency and the ability to generate a set of items which are frontal lobe f.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 11 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Judgment - Abstract Reasoning Description: These frontal lobe functions can be tested by using problem solving, verbal similarities and proverb.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 12 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Expressive Language Description: This patient with expressive aphasia has normal comprehension but her expression of language is impa.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 13 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Attention - Working Memory Description: Digit span, spelling backwards and naming months of the year backward test attention and working mem.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 14 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Orientation, Memory Description: Asking questions about month, date, day of week and place tests orientation, which involves not only.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 15 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Set Generation Description: Set generation tests word fluency and frontal lobe function. The patient starts well but abruptly st.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 16 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Judgment - Abstract Reasoning Description: The patient gives the correct answer for a house on fire and his answers for similarities are also g.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 17 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Attention - Working Memory Description: The patient has difficulty with digit span backwards, spelling backwards and giving the names of the.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 18 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Abnormal Examples: Orientation, Memory Description: This patient has difficulty with orientation questions. The day of the week is correct but he misses.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 19 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Visual Recognition Description: Recognition of colors and faces tests visual association cortex (inferior occipitotemporal area). Ac.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 20 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Non-dominant Parietal Lobe Function Description: The non-dominant parietal lobe is important for visual spatial sensory tasks such as attending to th.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 21 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Normal Exam: Dominant Parietal Lobe Function Description: Tests for dominant inferior parietal lobe function includes right-left orientation, naming fingers, .... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 22 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Anatomy: Parietal Lobes Description: The parietal lobes are important for perception and interpretation of sensory information especially.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 23 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Anatomy: Language - Temporal & Frontal Lobes Description: The principle area for receptive language is Wernicke's area, which is located in the posterior part.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 24 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Anatomy: Temporal Lobes Description: The temporal lobes are important for emotional response (amygdala and its connections to the hypotha.... Learning Resource Type: Video File Size:  N/A Collection: NeuroLogic Exam: An Anatomical Approach Full description 25 .    Title: Mental Status Exam: Anatomy: Frontal Lobes Description: The frontal lobes are important for attention, executive function, motivation, and behavior. Tests f.... 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