Match the following disorders with their definition Inability to identify an object using touch v Cheor. Myopia Congenital Analgesia Phantosmia Decreased ability for smell Akinotopsia Asomatognosia Astereognosis Hyposmia Ageusia Complete loss of ability to taste Inability to perceive pain Choose... Perception of a scent that is not present Choose...

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