DISTURBANCE IN SPEECH

Question 1

ideas, thoughts, feelings as expressed through language; communication through the use of words and language.

Answer 1

Speech

Question 2

rapid speech that is increased in amount difficult to interpret.

Answer 2

Pressure of Speech

Question 3

copious, coherent, logical speech excessive talking observed in manic episodes of bipolar disorder. (also known as tachylogia, verbomania)

Answer 3

Volubility (logorrhea)

Question 4

restriction in the amount of speech used; replies may be mono-sy labic.

Answer 4

Poverty of Speech

Question 5

difficulty in articulation, not in word finding or in grammar.

Answer 5

Dysarthria

Question 6

loss of modulation of normal speech volume may reflect a variety of pathological conditions ranging from psychosis to depression to deafness.

Answer 6

Excessively loud or soft speech

Question 7

frequent repetition or prolongation of a sound or syllable, leading to markedly impaired speech fluency.

Answer 7

Stuttering

Question 8

erratic and dysrhythmic speech, consisting of rapid and jerky spurts.

Answer 8

Cluttering

Question 9

inability to arrange words in proper sequence

Answer 9

Syntactical Aphasia

Question 10

wordsproduced are totaly neologistic * nonsense words repeated with various intonations and inflections.

Answer 10

Jargon Aphasia

Question 11

combination of a grossly non-fluent aphasia and a severe fluent aphasia.

Answer 11

GlobalAphasia