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A Patient Who Is Only Able to Pay Attention to One

Question 26

Question 26

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A patient who is only able to pay attention to one object at a time and misreaches for things nearby is MOST likely suffering from:


A) Balint's syndrome.
B) amorphosynthesis.
C) allesthesia.
D) Gerstmann syndrome.

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