Week 1 - Communication - Jan 10

Question 1

motor speech problems

Answer 1

dysarthria
verbal apraxia

Question 2

dysarthria

Answer 2

motor speech disorder in which muscles of mouth are weakened

Question 3

communicating with dysarthria

Answer 3

slow down
exaggerate articulations
write key words

Question 4

verbal apraxia

Answer 4

motor planning problems
motor control of tongue

Question 5

cognitive impairments

Answer 5

forgets what was said
difficulty organizing thoughts into words
problem solving
attention/concentration
judgement

Question 6

Types of aphasia

Answer 6

Wernicke’s
Broca’s
Anomic
Mixed

Question 7

Wernicke’s Aphasia

Answer 7

fluent
receptive language deficits
jargon word
gibberish

Question 8

Broca’s Aphasia

Answer 8

non-fluent
expressive language deficit
word searching
understands more than what they can say

Question 9

Anomic aphasia

Answer 9

fluent
searching for words, will do more self-correction

Question 10

mixed aphasia

Answer 10

non-fluid
effortful speech and limited comprehension of speech

Question 11

fluent aphasia

Answer 11

able to get the words out

Question 12

non-fluent aphasia

Answer 12

makes grammatical errors
can’t get words together
more spaces between words

Question 13

ways to communicate

Answer 13

writing, gestures
pictures and verbalizing
drawing a scale
key words