Types of Agnosia

[@cherrypinktaffy9032]

Thanks for the different ways to remember! "I know so" will stick with me.

[@OTRex]

That has stuck with me even now as well! :)

[@yurineri2227]

4:46 It's kinda silly, but a trick that helped me remember Prosopagnosia was to make up a little story that goes like this: "The patient could not recognize faces because everyone used PRO-SOaP so their faces got scraped clean off" so thinking of PRO SOaP helps me remember how to say Prosopagnosia

[@Texifyd]

I appreciate the expanse of knowledge you share; there are some diagnoses, assessments, etc I've never encountered in my NBCOT prep and you have it. Thank you for the time you take to sharing all this great info!

[@zeebrook]

Thank you for these explanations. I found them interesting as I have visual agnosia (not diagnosed yet but I experience it all the time). No one seems to understand why I take time when seeing an object to recognizing it without a slight delay or, needing to be told. This video has helped me understand what is going on. Thank you.

[@dickkirkland]

Thanks for this video. You saved the best for last! :) The key and pocket is great. Trying to explain this to folks is hard. Post craniotomy from AVM resection, it took a while for OTs and me to discover my tactile and asomatognosia deficits. These are not talked about enough. "I know" what I'm doing!

[@OTRex]

What a journey you have had! Glad you're here and that you enjoyed the example!

[@dennisokeeffe4717]

I have diagnosed amblyopia and i had a pattern perception problem from 1987-2021, something like "pattern perception blindness" to some phenomena. I started percieving some new phenomena in 2017, there was some hypergraphy on the tiles of the house that i live, i did not see the tiles until after i moved in and i did not interperet the hypergraphy on them as significant , also i did not know the word for hypergraphy, it was phenomena that was similar to "graffitti" however, in 2017 i started percieving different forms within the hypergraphy that i had not noticed before and learnt how to interperet the hypergraphy here differently, i then spotted some metagraphy on walls nearby in south Belfast. I later found that there was hypergraphy all over Belfast, i had not seen it before, it was like a parallel reality. By 2021 i struggled to find the appropriate language for what had happened, i realised by 2022 that my amblyopia was a neurodevelopmental condition, it effected the vision in one eye, i have perfect vision in the other eye. My amblyopia maybe meant that i also had remediable "partial phenomena and pattern perception blindness", was visual agnosia secondary to my amblyopia involved, i don't know. I went to an optometrist in 2022 and the amblyopia was verified again, it was initially diagnosed by an optician when i was a child,. My phenomena and pattern perception blindness remediated by 2022, however i am still functionally blind in one eye, i have perfect vision in the other eye. The only thing similar was a thing i had seen in banks and some affluent buildings a thing generally signalling stability, wealth, conservation i did not have a word for it, some of it maybe was pareidolia similar i call that now "weathgraphy" and then i had learnt how to percieve the rest of the phenomena that i could not yet percieve by 2021. The categories of phenomena were, mainly panentheism and hypergraphy i could percieve pareidolia and some metagraphy, like stanley kubrick showed in the movie "the shining". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergraphy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panentheism en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_agnosia Aprosodia also is something that i guess could maybe be remediably involved in some the lives of some people with neurodevelopmental conditions. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aprosodia

[@cheukyingcheng1354]

thanks for uploading this video. This helps me with understanding different types of agnosias. Appreciate your effort in doing so.

[@motherofintuitives]

my 18 month old just got diagnosed with autism and agnosia

[@lisaroosen7279]

Thank you for the information. :)

[@sadianoor4024]

I just loved your english accent

[@idadho]

This video is aggravating. It plays the audio on only one channel. I need headphones and the one ear sound is impossible to follow as my brain tries to separate the voice from the ambient sounds.

[@salam7905]

thank you so much it was so helpful ^^

[@JoyceWilcox]

I am so intrigued by your educational videos they have helped. Tremendously I’d like to know if you know anything about aliens arm syndrome? My son had a TBI 2 1/2 years ago with damage to the occipital lobe which caused great damage to the outside do you have any insight with that by chance

[@JoyceWilcox]

Jonathan also has many types of agnosia issues. I would love for you to share more.

[@dralilatif9763]

Thanks , I appreciate your effort , keep on ….

[@thedreamer690]

Tnxxx

[@Kami-ny5jo]

what about expressive Agnosia. those who are not able to show emotion on their face.

[@haruka9131]

Did anyone watch the psychological thriller movie, Last Night in Soho with Anya Taylor-Joy in it? Those creepy men definitely reminds me of prosopagnosia!

[@lambslullaby]

anybody else unable to hear the audio?

[@Omlet221]

The audio is only in the left channel

[@lemrius]

Sounds only for left ear. Unwatchable on earphones.

[@eurydicelooksback]

greek speaking person here: prosopo= face / gnosis = knowledge / agnosis = no knowledge

[@yagosski8179]

Great video! Unfortunately the greek word for face is Porsopo/Πρόσωπο and not proso

[@Omlet221]

I hate how the audio is just in my left ear

[@Teta826]

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