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. 2008 Apr-Jun;2(2):151–154. doi: 10.1590/S1980-57642009DN20200013

Table 1.

Neuropsychological tests and results.

Models Test Results Classification
Object naming      
    Visual input Boston Naming Test16 25/60 Severe impairment
    Tactile input   15/15 Preserved
Visual perception      
    Spatial perception and orientation Judgment of Line Orientation17 22/30 Mild impairment
    Visual form discrimination Visual Form Discrimination17 29/32 Preserved
    Visual-spatial and constructional Clock Drawing Test18 15/15 Preserved
  Picture Copy   Preserved
    Visual object and spatial perception Visual Object and Space    
  Perception Batttery19    
  Incomplete Letters 19/20 Preserved
  Position Discrimination 20/20 Preserved
    Visual-spatial ability Hooper Visual Organization Test20   Severe impairment
    Unfamiliar face recognition Facial Recognition17 42/54 Preserved
Intellectual abilities Wais III21,22 99 Preserved
Memory      
    Short term Digits (Wais III)21 14/30 Preserved
    Long term Hopkins Verbal Learning Test23    
  Total recall 17/36 Severe Impairment
  Delayed recall 0/12 Severe Impairment
  Recognition 0/12 Severe Impairment
  Brief Visualspatial Memory    
  Test24    
  Total recall 15/36 Moderate Impaiment
  Delayed recall 8/dez Severe Impairment
  Recognition 4/6 Moderate Impaiment
  Face Recognition25 23/25 Preserved
Abstract concepts Modified Card Sorting Test26 6/6 Preserved
Language      
    Scene description Thematic Picture27   Preserved
    Reading skills      
    Words   0/0 Reads with difficulties
    Text     Guesses the end of the words
    Spontaneous speech Thematic Picture27   Preserved
    Comprehension Mini-Mental State Examination28 29/30 Preserved
    Repetition Mini-Mental State Examination28 29/30 Preserved