Memory Vignettes: Match the Amnesia Type

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Match each vignette to its amnesia type.

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Common Hacks I

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Select the correct statements to match the Common Hack. Once you click on a statement, it will tell you the type of hack that statement is a part of. You must select the rest of the statements in orde...
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Memory Vignettes: Match the Amnesia Type


Memory Vignettes: Match the Amnesia TypeOnline version Match each vignette to its amnesia type. by Brenna 1 Retrograde Amnesia 2 Anterograde Amnesia 3 Infantile Amnesia 4 Post-Traumatic Amnesia 5 Transient Global Amnesia 6 Dissociative Amnesia Mrs. L wakes up after a car crash to find she cannot recall events from the week before the accident, including her own address and phone number, but she remembers how to drive and read. A librarian loses memories of her life before a sudden blackout but can form new memories normally. She can remember the last few minutes during conversations but cannot place themselves in prior years. After a severe fever, a man cannot retrieve memories from years prior to the illness, though he retains skills like playing piano and speaking his language. A pianist who can improviser melodies from memory cannot form new memories after a head injury, so every hour feels like the first. Following a trauma, a woman forgets events after the accident and cannot remember conversations that occur minutes later, despite appearing fluent and aware. A nurse learns new shifts each day but cannot recall patient names or treatments from the day before, requiring reminders to proceed. A parent notes their toddler cannot recall events from before age 3, but can recite bedtime songs and identify familiar faces. An adult tries to remember childhood memories but finds only fragmented images and vague feelings rather than coherent episodes. A college student reads about childhood summers and feels memories are there, yet cannot retrieve specific scenes from infancy. After a motorcycle accident, a patient cannot remember events from the day of the crash or the following week, though medical notes are clear. A survivor wakes in hospital with disorientation and confusion about time and place, gradually improving but with gaps in memories of the injury. A driver experiences muddled recall for hours after a collision, unable to piece together the sequence of events until several days later. An otherwise healthy adult suddenly loses the ability to form new memories, repeatedly asks where they are, and remains aware of surroundings for several hours. A middle-aged patient experiences a sudden onset of confusion and insomnia, with rapid recovery over 24 hours, leaving no lasting deficits. A person presents with sudden anterograde and some retrograde memory gaps that resolve within a day, while intelligence and language remain intact. A person loses memory of their personal identity after a stressful event, presenting with confusion about who they are while maintaining other cognitive functions. After a severe emotional stress, a person cannot recall past relationships or employment history, though physical exam is normal. A person temporarily dissociates from memory of a crime or accident, with rapid resolution and full return of memory over days.

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Memory Vignettes: Match the Amnesia Type

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Common Hacks I

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Muscular system

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Glands and Hormones

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Taylor Swift

Memory Vignettes: Match the Amnesia TypeOnline version

by Brenna

Retrograde Amnesia

Anterograde Amnesia

Infantile Amnesia

Post-Traumatic Amnesia

Transient Global Amnesia

Dissociative Amnesia