Neuro

Question 1

loss of previously acquired reading skills

Answer 1

alexia

Question 2

loss of writing skills

Answer 2

agraphia

Question 3

impaired understanding of certain stimuli- pt’s can see, feel, and hear stimuli but cannot understand meaning

Answer 3

agnosia

Question 4

dysarthria, damage to cerebellar system

Answer 4

ataxic

Question 5

dysarthria, damage to motor units of cranial/spinal nerves

Answer 5

flaccid

Question 6

dysarthrias, damage to basal ganglia

Answer 6

hyperkinetic and hypokinetic

Question 7

dysarthria, bilateral damage to upper motor neurons

Answer 7

spastic

Question 8

dysarthria, unilateral damage to upper motor neurons

Answer 8

UUMN

Question 9

ataxic

Answer 9

artic and prosody errors (bc poor timing and coordination)

less fatigued than flaccid and spastic

Question 10

flaccid

Answer 10

WEAK respiration, VF’s, velum

so breathy and hypernasal

deficits:
automatics (breathing)

reflexive (coughing)

voluntary (speech)

Question 11

hyperkinetic

Answer 11

excess loudness

irregular breakdowns

voice tremor

Question 12

hypokinetic

Answer 12

monotone

masked face

hoarse

breathy

resting tremor

Question 13

spastic

Answer 13

hyper adducted VF’s so harsh, pitch breaks

Question 14

2 most common forms of mixed dysarthrias

Answer 14

flaccid-spastic

ataxic-spastic

Question 15

acquired neurological syndrome; progressive deterioration in intellectual functions, judgement, thinking, visuospatial skills, constructional abilities, language, memory, emotion, and behavior

Answer 15

dementia

Question 16

RHD

Answer 16

anosognosia

prosopagnosia

confabulation

attention deficits

disorientation

Question 17

dysarthria or apraxia: all components of speech affected

Answer 17

dysarthria

Question 18

dysarthria or apraxia: groping

Answer 18

apraxia

Question 19

dysarthria or apraxia: consistent errors

Answer 19

dysarthria

Question 20

dysarthria or apraxia: artic and prosody affected most

Answer 20

apraxia

Question 21

dysarthria or apraxia: which is usually associated with aphasia?

Answer 21

apraxia

Question 22

5 stages of grief

Answer 22

denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance