| 研究生: |
陳廣圻 Chen, Kuang-Chi |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
早期阿茲海默氏症病人之心智旋轉能力與認路障礙 Mental rotation ability and topographical disorientation in patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease |
| 指導教授: |
白明奇
Pai, Ming-Chyi |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
醫學院 - 行為醫學研究所 Institute of Behavioral Medicine |
| 論文出版年: | 2011 |
| 畢業學年度: | 99 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 56 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 阿茲海默氏症 、心智旋轉 、認路障礙 、頂葉 、虛擬城市 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Alzheimer’s disease, mental rotation, topographical disorientation, parietal lobe, virtual city |
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阿茲海默氏症 (Alzheimer’s disease; AD) 是相當常見的老年失智症,據調查,AD病人中,約有半數出現認路障礙,且迷路通常發生於熟悉的環境中。過去針對AD病人的認路研究發現,多數AD病人對熟悉地標的再認,行為表現與正常人無差別,且部分病人仍能描繪出迷路地區的平面圖,顯示在地標與認知地圖存在的情況下,AD病人仍會有迷路的情況發生。
心智旋轉 (mental rotation),是個體將腦中景物的空間關係,做自動化旋轉的能力。正常人能夠利用平面地圖,以想像的方式於其中行進,並在轉彎處運用心智旋轉的能力,判斷應左轉或右轉。過去研究發現AD病人的心智旋轉能力退化,無法用想像的方式於平面路徑圖中行走;推測此能力的缺損,造成AD病人在地標與地圖記憶存在的情況下,仍無法在真實環境中判斷方向。
本研究納入40位早期AD病人與22位正常受試者,並將AD病人依日常生活中是否經歷方向判斷困難,分為AD無方向障礙組 (18人) 及AD方向障礙組 (22人)。本研究運用「左右辨識測驗」、「圖形旋轉測驗」、「路線-地圖測驗」來評估受試者的心智旋轉能力,並運用「虛擬城市指向測驗」來檢測受試者將地圖做心智旋轉後判斷方向的能力。
本研究發現早期AD病人在各項測試中表現與正常受試者無異。比較AD無方向障礙組與AD方向障礙組病人,發現兩組病人在「左右辨識測驗」、「圖形旋轉測驗」及「虛擬城市指向測驗」的表現無異,但無方向障礙組病人在「路線-地圖測驗」的錯誤率較高。結果顯示早期AD病人的心智旋轉能力尚無明顯退化,有方向障礙的病人仍維持良好的心智旋轉能力,推測心智旋轉能力的退化並非造成病人迷路的主因。
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a common degenerative disease among elders. According to previous researches, about half of the population of AD patients suffered from topographical disorientation, and often experienced a loss of direction in familiar environments. Previous behavioral research have found that most early AD patients could recognize landmarks in their familiar surroundings, and some AD patients could construct maps of the areas where they had gotten lost, indicating that AD patients might experience getting lost despite their ability to preserve memories of landmarks and maps.
Mental rotation is the ability to mentally rotate spatial representations in different perspectives. Normally, people can imagine themselves moving on a surfaced map and determine which way to turn through their ability of mental rotation. Previous studies showed that AD patients could not perceive themselves to walk on a surfaced map, indicating that their inability to determine the correct direction would be due to the degeneration of mental rotation ability, and this would be the reason why AD patients got lost despite their preserved memories of landmarks and maps.
The present study included forty early AD patients and twenty-two normal controls. This study further divided the AD patients into two groups according to the experiences of directional confusion in their daily life. Eighteen of the AD patients had not experienced directional confusion (AD-noDC) and twenty-two of them had (AD-DC). Right-left Orientation Test (RLOT), Figure Rotation Test (FRT), Money Road-map Test (MRMT) were used to assess their mental rotation ability. Virtual City Pointing Task (VC) was used to assess their ability to mentally rotate a map and make directional judgment.
The results showed that the early AD patients performed as well as the normal controls in all tests. Comparing AD-noDC with AD-DC, the AD-noDC participants performed as well as the AD-DC participants in RLOT, FRT and VC but worse than AD-DC in MRMT. The present study showed that the early AD patients still preserved the mental rotation ability, and the degeneration of mental rotation ability would not be a main reason for early AD patients to experience getting lost.
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