Crossword Brain Game
Acquired Disorders
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- Structure within the brain responsible for balance, posture, and movement/coordination.
- The left side of the brain controls the ______ side of the body.
- The _________ lobe of the brain controls auditory skills and comprehension.
- The ______ lobe of the brain controls the motor, reasoning, problem solving, and speech production.
- Hemorrhagic strokes result from a _____ in the brain.
- The most common type of scan used for the diagnosis of a stroke.
- Cat scans are able to show which type of stroke instantly?
- CAT scans only show _____ tissue.
- The type of medication given to patients with a occlusive stroke.
- Expressive Aphasia involves _______ output.
- Telegraphic speech is common in which type of aphasia?
- Receptive aphasia involves a _________ lesion.
- Which type of aphasia does not try and self monitor?
- This is an example of which type of cues "Sleep in a _____."
- Denial of deficits and/or lack of awareness of deficits.
- Difficulty recognizing familiar faces despite preserved object recognition.
- Failure to attend to and perceive items on the contralateral side.
- A patient has R CVA and has difficulty with the use of pronouns. This is a problem involving _______.
- Difficulty with sarcasm, kidding, joking, implied meanings through intonation.
- Results from damage to the hemisphere that is not language dominant.
- When your head is moving at a certain velocity and is suddenly stopped.
- The initial impact on the brain is called a ____ injury.
- The secondary impact on the brain is called a _____ injury.
- Focal damage results in more _______ damage on the brain.
- ______ injuries have more of a chance of getting infection.
- ______ injuries have the meninges still intact and may not involve a skull fracture.
- Collection of blood
- Buildup of pressure inside the skull.
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