NEURO - Aphasias Flashcards

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Aphasia

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higher-order language deficit (inability to understand/speak/read/write)

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Dysarthria

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motor inability to speak (movement deficit)

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Broca

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Nonfluent Speech
Intact Comprehension
Impaired Repetition

Broca area in inferior frontal gyrus of frontal lobe.

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Wernicke

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Fluent Speech
Impaired Comprehension
Impaired Repitition

Wernicke area in superior temporal gyrus of temporal lobe.

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Conduction

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Fluent Speech
Intact Comprehension
Impaired Repitition

caused by damage to arcuate
fasciculus

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Global

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Nonfluent Speech
Impaired Comprehension
Impaired Repitition

Arcuate fasciculus; Broca and
Wernicke areas affected

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Transcortical motor

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Nonfluent Speech
Intact Comprehension
Intact Repetition

Affects frontal lobe around Broca area, but Broca area is spared

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Transcortical sensory

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Fluent Speech
Impaired Comprehension
Intact Repetition

Affects temporal lobe around
Wernicke area, but Wernicke area is spared

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Transcortical, mixed

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Nonfluent Speech
Impaired Comprehension
Intact Repetition

Broca and Wernicke areas and
arcuate fasciculus remain intact;
surrounding watershed areas
affected

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