sensory loss

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meanings of sensoryand loss

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sensory
adjective[before noun]
uk /ˈsen.sər.i/ us /ˈsen.sər.i/
connected with the physical senses of touch, smell, taste, hearing, ...
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loss
noun
uk /lɒs/ us /lɑːs/
the fact that you no longer have something or have less ...
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Examples of sensory loss

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To maintain the context of sensoryloss, consider persons who are color blind.
As a society, we need to provide supportive environments that enhance the independence and well-being of older adults with sensoryloss.
This study has elucidated the links between sensoryloss, decreased communication ability and poor psychosocial functioning.
Both the type and frequency of social activities and degree of social support had changed since the onset of their sensoryloss.
For older adults with sensoryloss, ongoing sensory changes and environmental demands require individuals with sensory loss to have repeated adaptations to achieve optimal functioning.
The combination of vision and hearing loss (dual sensoryloss) is common in older adults.
The results of this study indicate that sensoryloss has implications for both communication and psychosocial behaviour.
This qualitative study explores the communication and psychosocial perceptions of a group of older adults with single or dual sensoryloss.
This argument is based on the facts of sensoryloss.
Many participants in this study had thought about the communication consequences of their sensoryloss.
Many said that having a sensoryloss made them different from people with normal vision and hearing.
The participants in this study explained that they often felt angry and disappointed with themselves, and uncomfortable and embarrassed about their sensoryloss.
Environmental noise, poor communication strategies used by communication partners and poor visual cues contribute to disability in people with dual sensoryloss.
There is sensoryloss over the affected area and invariably allodynia develops.
The characteristic stocking-glove distribution sensoryloss of a peripheral neuropathy is easily identified.
Dual sensoryloss has received little research attention despite its increasing prevalence in the older adult population.
The two broad themes that emerged from the data were reactions to sensoryloss and communication perceptions.
The inter-relationships between communication, psychosocial functioning and sensoryloss, however, have received little attention.
Only sparse information is available concerning the consequences of sensoryloss, particularly dual sensoryloss.
Sensoryloss resulting from large-fibre damage causes imbalance and sensory ataxia which is less commonly observed.
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