Exam 1 Part 11

Question 1

Paraphasia defined by errors at the phonemic level

Answer 1

Phonemic/literal

Question 2

Paraphasia defined by words produced is entirely different and not more than 50% intelligible

Answer 2

Neologism/neologistic paraphasia

Question 3

Paraphasia defined by the substitution of one word for another word that is similar in meaning

Answer 3

Semantic paraphasia

Question 4

Paraphasia defined by the substitution of one word for another word that is not similar in meaning

Answer 4

Unrelated verbal aphasia

Question 5

What does ICFWHO stand for?

Answer 5

International Classification Function World Health Organization

Question 6

Word that is said repeatedly and inappropriately

Answer 6

Perseveration

Question 7

Word said earlier is repeatedly and inadvertently produced

Answer 7

Perseverative paraphasia

Question 8

Lack of grammar by omitting function words

Answer 8

Agrammatism

Question 9

In-between words used to frame major content words in a sentence

Answer 9

Function words

Question 10

Words that carry the majority of meaning

Answer 10

Content words

Question 11

Few words are used but words still carry a great deal of meaning

Answer 11

Telegraphic speech

Question 12

Inability to repeat due to lesion at arcuate fasiculus

Answer 12

Repetition deficits

Question 13

Pathway between the Broca’s and Wernicke’s area that allows for repetition of words

Answer 13

Arcuate fasiculus

Question 14

Lobe of the brain that is responsible for comprehending words

Answer 14

Left temporal lobe

Question 15

Lobe of the brain that is responsible for verbal output

Answer 15

Left frontal lobe