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Exam 1 - Review Flashcards

1
Q

dysarthria

A

impaired production of speech due to disturbances in muscular control

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2
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apraxia

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deficit in the ability to smoothly sequence the speech producing movements

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3
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aphasia

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affects someone’s ability to understand or express language

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4
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CNS

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brain and spinal cord

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5
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PNS

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cranial and spinal nerves
autonomic
somatic

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6
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lateral fissure

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supra marginal gyrus
Heschel’s gyrus is within

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7
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central sulcus

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extends from top of hemisphere down to lateral sulcus
separates frontal and parietal lobes

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8
Q

precentral gyrus

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motor
primary motor strip

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9
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post central gyrus

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sensory

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10
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third frontal convolution

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Broca’s

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11
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afferent nerves

A

Arrive
SENSORY

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12
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efferent nerves

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Exit
MOTOR

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13
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cerebellum

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dorsal to brainstem
coordinates movement

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14
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subdivisions of brainstem

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midbrain
pons
medulla

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15
Q

contains cranial nerve nuclei

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brainstem

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16
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pyramidal decussation

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medulla

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17
Q

cortical lobes

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frontal
parietal
occipital
temporal

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18
Q

frontal lobe

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MOTOR cortex

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19
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parietal

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SENSORY cortex

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20
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occipital

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VISUAL cortex

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21
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temporal

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primary AUDITORY cortex

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22
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structure associated with parkinson’s and huntington’s

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basal ganglia

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23
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tracts

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bundles of axons found in the CNS

24
Q

nerves

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bundles of axons found in the PNS

25
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motor unit

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single motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it innervates

26
Q

myelin

A

covers axons
lipid protein membrane

27
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2 major neurotransmitters important for movement

A

acetylcholine
dopamine

28
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neurotransmitter important for basal ganglia

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dopamine

29
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neurotransmitter important for neuromuscular junction

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acetylcholine

30
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disease associated with neurotransmitter malfunction at the neuromuscular junction

A

myasthenia gravis

31
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disease associated with damaged myelin

A

multiple sclerosis

32
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UMN =

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CNS

33
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LMN =

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PNS

34
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major symptoms of UMN damage

A

flaccid dysarthria

35
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major symptoms of LMN damage

A

spastic dysarthria

36
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neuromuscular junction

A

point where axons of LMN make synaptic connections with muscle cells

37
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pyramidal system

A

direct activation
conscious
voluntary movements

38
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exta-pyramidal system

A

INdirect activation
unconscious
postural support

39
Q

12 CNs

A

olfactory
optic
oculomotor
trochlear
trigeminal
abducens
facial
vestibulocochlear
glossopharyngeal
vagus
accessory
hypoglossal

40
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sensory nerve for vision

A

CN 2

41
Q

motor nerves for eyes

A

CN 3, 4, 6

42
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bilateral UMN & LMN damage (jaw)

A

jaw hangs open

43
Q

unilateral jaw damage

A

jaw moves to side of damage

44
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cranial nerve VII (facial) damage (lips)

A

lips protrude to side of weakness

45
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unilateral LMN damage (tongue)

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tongue moves to side of damage

46
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unilateral CN X damage (palate)

A

only healthy side raises

47
Q

damage to CN X laryngeal branches produces

A

breathiness
reduced intensity
poor glottal closure
reduced frequency variation
possible stridor
palatal dysfunction

48
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TWO goals of evaluation

A

understand the patient’s problem
determine beginning level of treatment

49
Q

speech subsystems tested

A

respiration
phonation
resonance
articulation
prosody

50
Q

non speech tasks

A

can observe isolated muscle groups
strength, ROM, coordination

51
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test V & VIII

A

face
lips
jaw

52
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test XII

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tongue
lips

53
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test X

A

velum elevation /a/
pharyngeal gag reflex
Plosive and/or fricative precision (e.g., do /t/ and /p/ become /n/ and /m/)

54
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standardized tests for dysarthria

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frenchay dysarthria Ax-2
Ax of intelligibility of dysarthric speech
speech intelligibility test for windows

55
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standardized test for apraxia

A

apraxia battery for adults 2nd edition

56
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intelligibility

A

Extent to which an acoustic signal can be recovered by a listener

57
Q

comprehensability

A

Extent to which a listener understands a speaker in a communicative context

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