Exam 1 Part 15 Flashcards

1
Q

Apraxia that progresses into a more degenerative motor disease

A

Primary progressive apraxia of speech

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2
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What are some characteristics of acquired apraxia of adults?

A

Unpredictable articulation/prosody errors, more errors with frequently occurring sounds

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3
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Sounds that different a lot but are produced ____ to each other will have more problems

A

Next/close to

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4
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What is prosody like for acquired apraxia for adults?

A

Equal stress, inappropriate pauses, reduced speed, poor intonation

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5
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What are some frequent phoneme errors in apraxia?

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s, t, d, z, j, th

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6
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What are of speech is first to go in acquired apraxia of speech?

A

Prosody

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7
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Does imitation assist with treating apraxia?

A

No

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8
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Do people with acquired apraxia have auditory comprehension issues?

A

No

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9
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True or false: people with acquired apraxia have, nonfluent, agrammatism, language issues?

A

False; none

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10
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Inability to initiate speech

A

Aphemia

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11
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__% of apraxia co-occurs with dysarthria and/or nonfluent aphasia (verbal apraxia)

A

88

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12
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If someone has an apraxia that co-occur with aphasia, would the apraxia or aphasia show more?

A

Aphasia

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13
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What are the best possible outcomes of apraxia of speech?

A

Single, small unilateral lesion in frontal lobe, mild aphasia, no non-verbal/oral apraxia, younger person, no history of neurological disorder, initiate treatment within 1 week of onset

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14
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What are some characteristics of apraxia?

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Phonemic errors are prominent, all errors appear perseveration or anticipatory, errors are off target, effortful groping, errors are inconsistent, monitoring of speech leads to prosody disturbances

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15
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Saying a word or phoneme over again

A

Perseverative

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