Exam 1 Part 10 Flashcards
What condition is related to spasticity?
Cerebral palsy
What 2 things make up spasticity?
Hypertonia, resistance to movement
Acquired deficit in the ability to produce/comprehend written/spoken language due to damage to the brain
Aphasia
What is aphasia mainly caused by?
Stroke to the left cerebral hemisphere
Difficulty in formulation or production of language
Expressive language deficit
What is the location of lesion for expressive language deficits?
At or near Broca’s area, lesions anywhere within anterior portion of the left cerebral hemisphere
Difficulty in the ability to derive meaning from language
Receptive language deficit
What is the location of lesion for receptive language deficits?
At or near Wernicke’s area
Word finding deficit, person knows the meaning they want to communicate but cannot find the words to do so
Anomia
Broca’s is related to what kind of aphasia (fluent or non-fluent)?
Non-fluent
Wernicke’s is related to what kind of aphasia (fluent or non-fluent)?
Fluent
Inability to comprehend verbal language produced by others
Verbal comprehension deficit
Most language used in social interactions is _____ and _____
Fomulaic and predictable
True or false: Those with verbal comprehension deficits will rely on environmental cues
True
Errors in phonemes, words, or phrases produced unintentionally due to higher level deficits
Paraphasias