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Language Evaluation, Aphasia, Alexia, and Agraphia
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Nursing Quiz on Language Evaluation, Aphasia, Alexia, and Agraphia, created by Bethany Carter on 14/02/2018.
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Question 1
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Which of the following are components of the neuropsychological exam for evaluation of language:
Answer
Mathematics
Naming
Comprehension
Circumlocution
Spontaneous Speech
Repetition
Reading
Writing
Question 2
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Phonemic paraphasia: [blank_start]"jabaket"[blank_end] for jacket Semantic paraphasia: [blank_start]"pants"[blank_end] for jacket Neologistic paraphasia: [blank_start]"kabadaba"[blank_end]
Answer
"jabaket"
"underwear"
doodlookie
"jacamet"
"mantering"
"pants"
"basketball"
"kabadaba"
"Wernicke"
Question 3
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Damage to this area causes which type of aphasia?
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Answer
Fluent aphasia
Global aphasia
Expressive or non-fluent aphasia
Question 4
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Those with Broca's aphasia can have:
Answer
Frustration with inability to express thoughts
Lack of concern with speech issues
Intact comprehension
Expression of ingrained words such as profanitiy
Preserved repitition
Question 5
Question
What is the main difference between Broca's/Wernicke's aphasias and Transcortical Motor/Sensory aphasias?
Answer
Agraphia
Circumlocution
Repetition
Frustration
Question 6
Question
A person with this type of brain injury will have impaired comprehension.
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Answer
True
False
Question 7
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Which type of aphasia will this lesion cause?
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Answer
Conduction aphasia
Global aphasis
Broca's aphasia
Wernicke's aphasia
Question 8
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Those with pure alexia (without agraphic) are able to read words presented in modalities other than visual presentations (spelled out loud).
Answer
True
False
Question 9
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Gerstmann's syndrome includes:
Answer
Impaired repetition of words
Acalculia
Finger agnosia
Agraphia
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