Dr. Smith's Acquired Disorders Review
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This game was created for students in Dr. Smith's Acquired Disorders course. It is a way to test your knowledge of everything we learned throughout the semester! Good luck! MUCH KNOWLEDGE!!!
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Topics of this game:
- When does a hemorrhage occur?
- What does the acronym F.A.S.T stand for in terms of recognizing a stroke?
- What is anosognosia?
- What often becomes a problem as dementia progresses?
- Which of the following should you NOT do when working with a patient who has dementia?
- Which behavior is NOT associated with NORMAL aging cognitive changes?
- What does CVA stand for?
- Which lobe of the brain is responsible for Auditory skills and comprehension?
- The initial impact on the brain during an accident is called....
- Which of the following is NOT looked at when using the Glasgow Coma Scale?
- Which of the following is NOT a clinical sign of concussion?
- What is the name of the layers of non-nervous tissue that protect the brain and skull?
- Which of the following is NOT associated with a closed head injury?
- What is a bolus?
- What may happen if the lower esophageal sphincter doesn't close?
- What is dysphagia?
- Chart Review for patients....
- Which of the pairings of consistencies and food is incorrect?
- Which of these is not a therapy technique for dysphagia?
- Which parts of language are usually affected by cognitive impairment?
- Which is an example of episodic memory?
- Most people have language skills in the .........
- What is perceptual neglect?
- Which of these are a common behavioral effect of dementia?
- Which of the following is not a type of aphasia?
- People with this type of aphasia are often referred to as the "walking wounded"
- Pseudobulbar affect is....
- Psycholinguistics!!!!!
- What causes Alzheimer's Disease?
