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Aphasia - mixture of notes
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- 1posterior or anterior lesion is common with nonfluent aphasia?anterior
- 2posterior or anterior lesion is common with fluent aphasia?posterior
- 3fluent or nonfluent aphasia abnormal prosody?nonfluent
- 4fluent or nonfluent aphasia normal rate of verbal output?fluent
- 5fluent or nonfluent aphasia difficulty with speech imiatation?nonfluent
- 6fluent or nonfluent aphasia has phrase with 9+ words?fluent
- 7fluent or nonfluent aphasia has 0-5 words?nonfluent
- 8receptive/expressive aphasia has impaired language comprehension?receptive
- 9receptive/expressive aphasia more posterior lesions?receptive
- 10receptive/expressive aphasia has more anterior lesions?expressive
- 11receptive/expressive aphasia has impaired language expression?expressive
- 12receptive/expressive aphasia is fluent?receptive
- 13receptive/expressive aphasia is nonfluent?expressive
- 14where is the perisylvian located?around the sylvian fissure
- 15perislyvian contains what for language?primary language areas
- 16extrasylvian areas are located where?beyond areas around the sylvian fissure
- 17extrasylvian includes what motor and sensory areas?transcortical motor (anterior lesions) and transcortical sensory (posterior lesions)
- 18Subcortical regions that can be impacted for lanaguge?basal ganglia
thalamus
anterior and posterior capsule - 19symptoms of subcortical BG damage?mixed symptoms
- 20symptoms of subcortical thalamus damage?fluent, impaired naming and comprehension, verbal paraphasia
- 21symptoms of anterior/posterior capsule damage?nonfluent, intact naming and comprehension, concomitant dysarthria.
- 22Broca is BA what?44, 45
- 23wernicke's area is BA what?22
- 24is there a 1-to - 1 correspondence to lesion and type of aphasia?no
- 25what is agrammatism?Omission of grammatical elements.
- telegraphic speech "boy eat cookie" - 26what is anomia?word retrieval difficulties
- it's a.... that thing you use for... - 27what is perseveration?saying the same word or phrase over and over
- 28what is paraphasia?incorrect and unintended substitution of a word or sound for a correct one.
- 29semantic paraphasia ?semantically related word
fork for spoon
stool for chair - 30verbal (global) paraphasia?unrelated word substitution
bird for chair
walk for dog - 31phonological (verbal) paraphasia?addition of substitution of phonemes
tair for chair
chairt for chair - 32neologigisit?substitution of entirely novel word
"rugal" for notebook
"blugah" for water - 33when is speech defined as jargon?when to many paraphasias appear
- results in unintelligible utterances - 34Brocas apahsia happens in which: MCA, PCA, ACA?MCA
- 35broca's aphasia: auditory comprehension?preserved, some agrammatism
- 36broca - writing is?often similar to spoken output
- 37broca - reading aloud is?similar to spoken output
- 38broca - reading comprhension?mild/moderate impairment
- 39who is more aware of their problem: broca or werickes?broca
- 40TMA is affected in MCA ACA PCA?MCA
- 41where is the watershed region in TMA?between AMA and MCA and MCA and PCA
- 42main difference between brocas aphasia and tma?TMA repetition is NOT impaired.
- 43why doesn't Wernickes have hemiparesis?further from the motor cortex
- 44wernickes is where in the MCA?inferior division
- 45Conduction aphasia is in which region of the MCA?inferior division
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