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Question 1

Acquired Neurogenic Stuttering is defined as dysfluent speech acquired as a direct result of:
- A) Psychological trauma
- B) Neurologic disease
- C) Congenital factors
- D) Aging process

Answer 1

1. B) Neurologic disease

Question 2

Which of the following is a common etiology of Acquired Neurogenic Stuttering?
- A) Anxiety disorders
- B) Tourette’s syndrome
- C) Hearing impairment
- D) Developmental delays

Answer 2

2. B) Parkinson’s disease

Question 3

What are the primary characteristics of Acquired Neurogenic Stuttering?
- A) Prolonged pauses and word-finding difficulties
- B) Repetitions of sounds or syllables, blocking, and hesitations
- C) Rapid speech rate and monotone voice
- D) Excessive loudness variations and hypernasality

Answer 3

3. B) Repetitions of sounds or syllables, blocking, and hesitations

Question 4

Palilalia is characterized by:
- A) Unsolicited repetition of another’s utterances
- B) Compulsive repetition of words or phrases
- C) Involuntary vocalizations like grunting or humming
- D) Reduced speed and complexity of verbal responding

Answer 4

4. B) Compulsive repetition of words or phrases

Question 5

Echolalia most commonly occurs in individuals with:
- A) Parkinson’s disease
- B) Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
- C) Bipolar disorder
- D) Schizophrenia

Answer 5

5. B) Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

Question 6

Attenuation of speech is characterized by:
- A) Increased speed and complexity of verbal responding
- B) Uncontrolled vocal tics and repetitive sounds
- C) Reduced speed and complexity of verbal responding
- D) Excessive loudness and incomplete phonation

Answer 6

6. C) Reduced speed and complexity of verbal responding

Question 7

Disinhibited vocalizations are typically associated with:
- A) Alzheimer’s disease
- B) Anxiety disorders
- C) Tourette’s syndrome
- D) Hearing impairment

Answer 7

7. C) Tourette’s syndrome

Question 8

Foreign Accent Syndrome is characterized by:
- A) Disturbances in prosodic components of speech
- B) Involuntary vocalizations and tics
- C) Compulsive repetition of phrases
- D) Sudden onset of aphasia

Answer 8

8. A) Disturbances in prosodic components of speech

Question 9

Aprosodia refers to disturbances in:
- A) Articulatory movements
- B) Prosodic components of speech
- C) Phonological processing
- D) Speech fluency

Answer 9

9. B) Prosodic components of speech

Question 10

Patient complaints associated with aprosodia often include:
- A) Excessive emotionality in speech
- B) Lack of variation in pitch and loudness
- C) Rapid speech rate and monotone voice
- D) Difficulty with word retrieval

Answer 10

10. B) Lack of variation in pitch and loudness

Question 11

Which etiology is most commonly associated with Foreign Accent Syndrome?
- A) Alzheimer’s disease
- B) Stroke
- C) Tourette’s syndrome
- D) Parkinson’s disease

Answer 11

11. B) Stroke

Question 12

The characteristic feature of palilalia includes:
- A) Rapid speech rate and articulatory imprecision
- B) Repeated, involuntary repetition of words or phrases
- C) Inability to produce speech sounds due to neuromuscular impairments
- D) Pronounced difficulty with word finding and verbal fluency

Answer 12

12. B) Repeated, involuntary repetition of words or phrases

Question 13

Disinhibited vocalizations are involuntary productions often associated with:
- A) Hyperkinetic dysarthria
- B) Hypokinetic dysarthria
- C) Ataxic dysarthria
- D) Spastic dysarthria

Answer 13

13. A) Hyperkinetic dysarthria

Question 14

Echolalia is most characteristic of individuals with:
- A) Traumatic brain injury
- B) Huntington’s disease
- C) Alzheimer’s disease
- D) Autism spectrum disorder

Answer 14

14. D) Autism spectrum disorder

Question 15

What distinguishes palilalia from echolalia?
- A) Palilalia involves repetition of one’s own words, while echolalia involves repetition of others’ words.
- B) Palilalia is always accompanied by vocal tics, while echolalia is not.
- C) Palilalia occurs exclusively in children, while echolalia occurs in adults.
- D) Palilalia is characterized by complete mutism, while echolalia involves normal speech production.

Answer 15

15. A) Palilalia involves repetition of one’s own words, while echolalia involves repetition of others’ words.

Question 16

Aprosodia primarily affects:
- A) Articulatory precision
- B) Prosodic elements of speech
- C) Syntax and grammar
- D) Verbal comprehension

Answer 16

16. B) Prosodic elements of speech

Question 17

Foreign Accent Syndrome results from:
- A) Acute stress disorder
- B) Structural changes in the brain affecting speech articulation
- C) Developmental language disorders
- D) Psychological trauma

Answer 17

17. B) Structural changes in the brain affecting speech articulation

Question 18

Attenuation of speech is commonly seen in individuals with:
- A) Tourette’s syndrome
- B) Apraxia of speech
- C) Huntington’s disease
- D) Schizophrenia

Answer 18

18. D) Schizophrenia

Question 19

Which condition involves unsolicited repetition of another person’s utterances with a parrot-like quality?
- A) Aprosodia
- B) Palilalia
- C) Disinhibited vocalizations
- D) Echolalia

Answer 19

19. D) Echolalia

Question 20

What is a characteristic feature of disinhibited vocalizations?
- A) Controlled repetition of words or phrases
- B) Involuntary production of vocal tics
- C) Fluctuations in pitch and loudness
- D) Awareness and inhibition of vocalizations

Answer 20

20. B) Involuntary production of vocal tics