Sentences with phrase «impaired sense of touch»

This may mean an impaired sense of touch, spatial perception issues, vision problems, or an inability to differentiate between objects based on size, shape, or color.

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However, patients are also affected by severe sensory problems, including an impaired sense of smell, touch and vision, and this area of research has remained relatively neglected.

The proprioceptive sense of how the limbs are positioned is what enables a person, even with eyes closed, to touch the tip of the nose with the tip of a finger — an ability easily impaired by alcohol, which is why traffic police often test suspected drunk drivers this way.