speech and aphasia Flashcards

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what is an Acute confusional state?

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a common and usually reversible disorder of attention

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what is the definition of Aphasia?

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Aphasia is an acquired disorder of language resulting from damage to brain areas subserving linguistic capacity.

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What is Apraxia

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Impairment of learned movement, often associated with aphasia

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what is Agnosia?

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Impaired recognition in the visual, auditory, or tactile modality

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what is Hemineglect?

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failure to attend to one side (usually the left) of the body or extrapersonal space

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what is dysarthria ?

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a disorder of speech due to motor system involvement

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what is dysphonia?

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a disorder of voice related to laryngeal disease

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In the case of language dominance, handedness has important implications. A useful generalization is that about 90% of the population is right-handed and 10% left-handed. However, whereas 99% of right-handed people are left dominant for language, about _____of left-handers are also left dominant for language. So, the main clinical point is that patients with aphasia almost always have a _______.

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67%

left hemisphere lesion.

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9
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Impaired ______ & ______ typically accompany aphasia

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reading (alexia),

writing (agraphia)

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Describe broca’s aphasia.
in terms of :SPONTANEOUS SPEECH,
AUDITORY COMPREHENSION, REPETITION, NAMING,
LOCALIZATION (LEFT HEMISPHERE)

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spontaneous speech: Non-fluent
comprehension: good
Repetition: Poor
Naming: poor
Localization: Broca's area
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Describe Wernicke’s aphasia.
in terms of :SPONTANEOUS SPEECH,
AUDITORY COMPREHENSION, REPETITION, NAMING,
LOCALIZATION (LEFT HEMISPHERE)

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spontaneous speech: Fluent
comprehension: poor
Repetition: poor
Naming: poor
Localization: Wernicke's area
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Describe conduction aphasia.
in terms of :SPONTANEOUS SPEECH,
AUDITORY COMPREHENSION, REPETITION, NAMING,
LOCALIZATION (LEFT HEMISPHERE)

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spontaneous speech: fluent
comprehension: Good
Repetition: poor
Naming: poor
Localization: Arcuate Fasciculus
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Describe Global aphasia.
in terms of :SPONTANEOUS SPEECH,
AUDITORY COMPREHENSION, REPETITION, NAMING,
LOCALIZATION (LEFT HEMISPHERE)

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spontaneous speech: Non-fluent
comprehension: poor
Repetition: poor
Naming: poor
Localization: Perisylvian Region
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– Nonfluency is characterized by ________

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Labored, effortful speech and < 6-word phrases

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– Poor comprehension is defined by ________.

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performing < 4-step verbal commands

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