Acquired Disorders Final
speech pathology
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- What does CVA stand for?
- What are the two types of stroke?
- Which stroke results from a blockage of blood vessels or a "clot"?
- What type of stroke results from a burst/broken blood vessel, or a "bleed"?
- Hypertension is not a risk factor for stroke
- Expressive aphasia refers to problems primarily with
- Receptive aphasia is problems primarily with
- Mental processes involved in perceiving, thinking, understanding and remembering.
- Symbolic system of rules and representations that is used to communicate.
- You would expect to see non-fluent output with expressive aphasia.
- Which has paraphasic speech?
- Both portions of the language center are impacted by the stroke
- The ability to process verbal material in the auditory channel. Patients don’t have to speak to do this.
- The ability to convey information verbally
- The ability to process information presented in the graphic modality
- The ability to generate information using the graphic modality
- Central nervous system consists of
- Initial impact on the brain is called?
- Damage throughout the brain
- Dementia is caused by?
- SLP's diagnose dementia
- How many cranial nerves are involved in swallowing?
- Includes anatomy related to breathing and eating
- Swallowing disorder occurring as a result of neurological or structural problem.
- Receptive Aphasia patients are also called?
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