ASSESSMENT

Question 1

patients cannot recognize and identify objects, persons, or sounds using one or more of their senses

Answer 1

AGNOSIA

Question 2

inability to voluntarily move one’s muscles and limbs

Answer 2

AKINESIA

Question 3

loss of language

Answer 3

APHASIA

Question 4

difficulties UNDERSTANDING spoken and/or written language

Answer 4

RECEPTIVE APHASIA/WERNICKE’S APHASIA

Question 5

difficulties PRODUCING spoken and/or written language

Answer 5

EXPRESSIVE APHASIA/BROCA’S APHASIA

Question 6

difficulty UNDERSTANDING and SPEAKING (the most severe form of aphasia)

Answer 6

GLOBAL APHASIA

Question 7

A person is unable to perform tasks or movements when asked

Answer 7

APRAXIA

Question 8

The use of an unnecessarily large number of words to express an idea.

Answer 8

CIRCUMLOCUTION

Question 9

You have difficulty speaking because the muscles you use for speech are weak.

Answer 9

DYSARTHRIA

Question 10

It affects your ability to produce and understand spoken language.

Answer 10

DYSPHASIA

Question 11

Abnormal Voice

Answer 11

DYSPHONIA

Question 12

the invention of words to which meanings are attached.

Answer 12

NEOLOGISMS

Question 13

the production of an unintended sound within a word, or of a whole word or phrase.

Answer 13

PARAPHRASIA

Question 14

specific type of shakiness that develops as you do a purposeful movement, like reaching for an object.

Answer 14

TREMORS (INTENTION)

Question 15

A visible, involuntary twitching of an individual muscle

Answer 15

FASCICULATION