Neuroscience Terms Flashcards

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Apraxia

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Inability to carry out or perform tasks

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Aphasia

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True language disorder - due to brain damage

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Motor Aphasia - inability to speak well but can understand and comprehend language

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Broca’s Aphasia (Anterior Aphasia)

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Sensory Aphasia - ability to speak normally but cannot comprehend language

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Wernicke’s Aphasia (Posterior)

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Dysarthia

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Inability or difficulty in articulating language;
Origin of defect may not be in the brain but in organs for vocalization

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Dysprosody

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Altered melody of language; inability to express emotions through the way of talking - monotonous

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Agraphia

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Inability to write

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Dysgraphia

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Difficulty to write

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9
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Anhedonia

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Inability to feel pleasure

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10
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Ataxia

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Without coordination

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Paresthesia

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“Pins and needles”

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Dysesthesia

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Painful, itching, or restrictive sensation

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Dysnomia

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‘Tip of the tongue’ phenomenon
Failure to find the right words

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Echolalia

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Repetition of words and phrases

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15
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Anomia

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Word finding difficulty but language structure is intact

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