what are the three most common odors available during olfactory test
cinnamon, coffee, cloves
when testing smell, which embryonic structure is most involved
telencephalon
which smell mostly upregulates parasympathetic activity in the brain/body
peppermint
what are the two quantitative alterations of smell
anosmia
hyposmia
the absence of the sense of smell
anosmia
the diminished olfactory sensitivity
hyposmia
qualitative alteration or distortion of the perception of smell
dysosmia
distortion in the perception of an odorant; smells different than I remember
parosmia
perception of an odor when there is no odorant present
phantosmia
inability to classify, contrast, or identify odor sensations verbally, even though the ability to distinguish between smells may be normal
agnosia
when viewing the Snellen chart, how far away should the patient be
20 feet
when viewing the Rosenbaum chart, how far should the patient be
14 inches
if optic nerve is altered, what are the two categories of delema
eye problem
pathway lesion

optic nerve

optic tract

optic chiasm

optic cortex

lateral geniculate nucleus

left anopia

left nasal hemianopia

bitemporal hemianopa

left homonymous hemianopia

right superior homonomous quadrantanopia

right inferior homonomous quadrantanopia

right inferior homonomous quadrantanopia with central sparing
left anopia the lesion is seen where and what 2 kinds of lesions
lesion in L optic nerve
- meningioma
- orbital tumor
left nasal hemianopia the lesion is seen where and what is the most common cause of the lesion
lesion at left lateral chiasm
- aneurysm of upper internal carotid
bitemporal hemianopia the lesion is mostly found where and what are the 3 most common causes
lesion at the medial chiasm affecting only decussating fibers
- pituitary tumors (adenoma)
- prolactinoma
- craniopharyngioma
left homonomous hemianopia the lesion is mostly found where and caused by what
lesion in R optic tract
- tumor in the medial wall of the temporal lobe
what is the function of the lateral geniculate nucleus
point at which the superior and inferior visual fields come together