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