Apraxia of Speech Flashcards

1
Q

Apraxia of Speech occurs because of:

A

Lesions to the left frontal lobe, near Broca’s area

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2
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True or False: Apraxia is difficult to diagnose

A

TRUE

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3
Q

Apraxia often co-occurs with _________

A

Aphasia

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4
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With Apraxia, what remains intact?

A

Receptive Language

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5
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Aphasia and Apraxia differ in:

A

Aphasia: either effects your understanding of lang., ur use of language, or both. Articulators are fine, brain is not.
Apraxia: effects your articulators, brain is ok, you can understand language

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6
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What are the main characteristics of Apraxia?

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  • Inconsistent and unpredictable errors
  • Groping
  • Aware of their difficulty
  • Slow speech
  • Automatic speech is easier
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7
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The main goal in apraxia of speech treatment is:

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Increase articulatory movements voluntarily (aka intelligibility)

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8
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What is the most important aspect of treatment for Aphasia?

A

DRILL

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9
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What are the types of Interventions for Apraxia?

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Articulatory/Kinetic - based on placement and practice

Rate and Rhythm - Based on speech pacing and rhythm

Intersystem/Reorganization

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10
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What is Integral Stimulation?

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A form of drill that uses multiple modality cues on an 8 step continuum

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11
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What approach do pacing boards assist with?

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Rate and Rhythm

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