Chapter 11: Test Bank
Multiple Choice
1. Sensory Processing Disorders affect approximately ____ children
a. 1 in 50
b. 1 in 10
c. 1 in 70
d. 1 in 20
2. Children with this sensory disorder tend to be lethargic and apathetic
a. Sensory Overresponsivity
b. Sensory Seeking
c. Sensory Decay
d. Sensory Underresponsivity
3. This is a preference for extreme or intense sensory input.
a. Sensory Overresponsivity
b. Sensory Seeking
c. Sensory Underresponsivity
4. This is a decreased sensory registration requiring more intense sensory input to register sensation.
a. Sensory Overresponsivity
b. Sensory Seeking
c. Sensory Underresponsivity
5. This sensory system is comprised of chemical receptors on the tongue
a. Proprioceptive System
b. Vestibular System
c. Olfactory System
d. Gustatory System
6. This sensory system involves receptors in the muscles, joints and tendons providing us with an awareness
of joint position and movement.
a. Proprioceptive System
b. Vestibular System
c. Olfactory System
d. Gustatory System
7. Olfactory refers to
a. Taste
b. Smell
c. Touch
d. Hearing
8. This SMD is characterized by poor motor control, poor stability or poor balance
a. Dyspraxia
b. Postural Disorder
Matching
1. Match the following sensory functions to their disorders
a. Sensory Modulation Disorder
b. Sensory-based Motor Disorder
c. Sensory Discrimination Disorder