Zoltan's vision, perception, and cognition : evaluation and treatment of the adult with acquired brain injury / Tatiana A. Kaminsky, Janet M. Powell.

By:

Kaminsky, Tatiana A

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Language: English Publication details: New York Routledge 2024Edition: Fifth editionDescription: 340pISBN:

9781638221418
9781638221425
9781617110818

Other title:

Vision, perception, and cognition

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Zoltan's vision, perception, and cognitionDDC classification:

617.4/81044

NLM classification:

WL 354

Contents:

The Team Approach -- The Visual System -- Assessment and Treatment of Visual Dysfunction -- Assessment and Treatment of Visual Perception -- Assessment and Treatment of Inattention -- Aspects of Cognition -- Cognitive Assessment -- Overview of Cognitive Treatment -- Details of Cognitive Treatment -- Use of Everyday Technology.

Summary: "This book provides comprehensive coverage of occupational therapy perspectives on vision and cognitive evaluation and treatment after acquired brain injury (ABI). It is intended to be an accessible, foundational textbook for students in entry-level occupational therapy and occupational therapy assistant programs while also serving as a resource for those clinicians already in practice who wish to expand their knowledge in this area. We begin with a discussion of teams and health care teams in general and, more specifically, the members of the specialized neurorehabilitation teams that address vision and cognitive dysfunction after ABI. The next chapter presents an overview of how the visual system works followed by a chapter describing the assessment and treatment of visual dysfunction after ABI from occupational therapy perspectives. The next two chapters focus on visual perception and inattention. The following four chapters provide an overview of the cognitive system (including the types of cognitive skills and their neurological basis) and describe the assessment and treatment of cognitive dysfunction after ABI from an occupational therapy perspective. The final chapter describes the use of technology in supporting everyday function for those with visual and/or cognitive impairments after ABI"--

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Vol info	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Reference	JSS Medical College, Mysuru	JSS Medical College, Mysuru	Occupation Therapy	617.4/81044 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	IN/5419 Date: 17/09/2024	2024-25	Available	H038908

Preceded by Vision, perception, and cognition / Barbara Zoltan. 4th ed. Thorofare, NJ : SLACK Inc., c2007.

Includes bibliographical references.

"This book provides comprehensive coverage of occupational therapy perspectives on vision and cognitive evaluation and treatment after acquired brain injury (ABI). It is intended to be an accessible, foundational textbook for students in entry-level occupational therapy and occupational therapy assistant programs while also serving as a resource for those clinicians already in practice who wish to expand their knowledge in this area. We begin with a discussion of teams and health care teams in general and, more specifically, the members of the specialized neurorehabilitation teams that address vision and cognitive dysfunction after ABI. The next chapter presents an overview of how the visual system works followed by a chapter describing the assessment and treatment of visual dysfunction after ABI from occupational therapy perspectives. The next two chapters focus on visual perception and inattention. The following four chapters provide an overview of the cognitive system (including the types of cognitive skills and their neurological basis) and describe the assessment and treatment of cognitive dysfunction after ABI from an occupational therapy perspective. The final chapter describes the use of technology in supporting everyday function for those with visual and/or cognitive impairments after ABI"--

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