Aphasias/apraxias

Question 0

Wernicke’s aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, repetition

Answer 0

Fluent
Poor
Impaired

Question 1

Brocas aphasia: fluency, Comprehension, repetition

Answer 1

Non-fluent
Preserved
Impaired

Question 2

Global aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, repetition

Answer 2

Non-fluent
Poor
Impaired

Question 3

Transcortical motor aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, repetition

Answer 3

Non-fluent
Preserved
Intact

Question 4

Transcortical sensory aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, Repetition

Answer 4

Fluent
Poor (single word)
Intact

Question 5

Transcortical mixed aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, repetition

Answer 5

Non-fluent
Poor
Intact

Question 6

Conduction aphasia: Fluency, comprehension, repetition

Answer 6

Fluent
Preserved
Impaired

Question 7

Limb kinetic apraxia

Answer 7

Inability to Rhythmically open and close the affected hand

- precentral gyri dysfunction

Question 8

Autopagnosia

Answer 8

Refusal to accept a limb as belonging to oneself

Question 9

Optic ataxia

Answer 9

The inability to reach for an object due to visual association deficit
- posterior parietal lobe

Question 10

Hemispatial neglect

Answer 10

• aka contralateral neglect
• lack of regard for objects in Contralateral hemisphere
• right sided wernickies

Question 11

Anosognosia

Answer 11

Lack of awareness of presence of deficit

-Incorporates more of parietal lobe then hemispatial neglect