Module 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Inability to execute learned purposeful movement

A

Apraxia

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2
Q

Diminished ability to perform learned movement of walking/standing

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Gait apraxia

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3
Q

Inability to draw, construct, or copy geometric figures

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Construction apraxia

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4
Q

Inability to formulate the ideational plan for executing the multiple steps of purposeful voluntary movement

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Sensory apraxia (ideational apraxia, concuptual apraxia)

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5
Q

Inability to perform a task when asked/ perform stepwise voluntary movements

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Ideomotor apraxia

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6
Q

Uncoordinated voluntary movement

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ataxia

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7
Q

Acquired impairment of the compreshension/production of language; can be sensory, motor, or both; impairment of any language modality (sensory, motor, or both)

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aphasia

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8
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Difficulty of motor control of tongue/mouth to produce speech

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Dysarthria

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9
Q

Difficulty w/ motor function of swallowing

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dysphagia

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10
Q

Conscious, alert patient who retains ability to move/speak but fails to do so; bilateral frontal lobe lesion

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akinetic mutism

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11
Q

lack of movement

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akinesia

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12
Q

lack of speech

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mutism

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13
Q

persist on single topic

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perseveration

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14
Q

lack of interest, indifference

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apathy

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15
Q

loss of sensation

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anesthesia (hypesthesia)

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16
Q

inability to detect pain (nociception)

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analgesia

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17
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distorted/abnormal detection of sensation (burning/tingling/pins/needles)

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paresthesia

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18
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partial motor loss

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paresis

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19
Q

complete motor loss

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plegia

20
Q

expressive aphasia/motor aphasia/non-fluent aphasia

A

Broca’s aphasia

21
Q

difficulty of speech in producing normal pitch, rhythm, variation of stress/tone in speech (“musical ascpects of speech”)

A

Motor dysprosodia

22
Q

Fluctuations in tone, medlody, timing, pauses, stresses, intensity, vocal quality, and accents of speech

A

Prosody

23
Q

neglect; either unaware of complete side of body or ignoring presence of disease

A

anosagnosia

24
Q

loss of sensory interpretation

A

agnosia

25
Q

inability to judge the form of an object by touch

A

Astereoagnosia (stereoanesthesia/tactile amnesia/tactile agnosia)

26
Q

Difficulty recognizing a familiar form traced on area of the skin

A

Agraphesthesia (cutaneous kinesthesia)

27
Q

Can speak but can’t comprehend

A

sensory aphasia

28
Q

impairment/difficulty w/ fluency or comprehension accuracy in the ability to read (also impairs writing, phonics); R/L disorientation

A

dyslexia

29
Q

inability to write

A

agraphia

30
Q

arithmetic defecits

A

acalculia

31
Q

inability to distinguish btw fingers (counting, etc)

A

finger agnosia

32
Q

Inability to comprehend the “musical aspects” of speech

A

sensory dysprodia

33
Q

loss of memory

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amnesia

34
Q

loss of ability to memorize new things after injury

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anterograde amnesia

35
Q

can’t recall events prior to injury

A

retrograde

36
Q

amneisa associated w/ psych trauma, rare and usu temporary

A

dissociative amnesia (fugue state)

37
Q

unable to recall info, often traumatic

A

repressed amnesia

38
Q

conscious and purposeful recall of previous experiences and info (dates, facts, times, etc)

A

explicit memory (delarative memory)

39
Q

specific recall or events in a persons life; usu non-dominant hemisphere

A

episodic memory

40
Q

recall of factual knowledge of historical events/people (recognize people, academic info); usu associated w/ dominant hemisphere

A

Semantic memory

41
Q

memory/recall of previous experiences will unconsciously influence current task w/o conscious awareness

A

implicit memory

42
Q

inability to recognize an object by sight

A

visual agnosia

43
Q

difficulty recognizing familiar faces

A

prosopagnosia

44
Q

inability to recognize colors (NOT color blindness!)

A

color agnosia

45
Q

inability to understand written/printed word (language)

A

alexia

46
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