In healthy aging, it is normal for orientation to remain intact
True
cognition is the ability to acquire and process knowledge about the world/process thought.
True
Orientation is the ability of individual to know who they are, where they are, and when they are.
True
which of the following is and example of long term memory
your high school prom
Which of the following is an example of short-term memory
what you ate for lunch
Which of the following is an example of procedural memory
How to brush your teeth
speech language pathologist may treat individuals with neurogenic communication disorder in which of the following settings:
B and C
in healthy aging a decline in word finding ability is normal.
true
in healthy aging it is normal for long term memory to severely decline
false
which of the following is NOT a type/sub category of cognition:
aging
which of the following is not an individual level of attention:
long term attention
executive functions are housed in the prefrontal areas of the occipital lobe:
false
deficits in language DO NOT imply deficits in speech production
True
Which of the following is not a form of ischemic stroke:
Intracerebral
language symbols include which of the following
all of the above
language abilities are divide into which of the following
expressive and receptive language
which of the following is true about generalized seizure
associated with a total loss of consequence or awareness
which of the following is not true about a cerebrovascular accident
more men die of stroke than women
neurogenic communication disorder include which of the following
all of the above
the underlying cause of a symptoms or deficits with no known origin is referred to as an
idiopathic etiology
Motor deficits often arise with damage to the frontal lobes.
True
Aphasia is the result of motor, intellectual, and psychological impairment.
false
a deficit in word finding ability, where the individual knows the meaning of the world they want to communicate but cannot find the words to do so is known as
Anomia
— is the practice of identifying the location of the pathology in the brain based on the profile of deficits the individual display especially when no lesion
lesion localization
person with nonfluent aphasia usually have no gross motor deficits
false
contralateral hemiparesis refers to paralysis to one side of the body
false
a —- is when one word is substituted for another word that is similar meaning
semantic paraphasia
Cortical phases are the result of damage to the thalamus and damage to part of the basal ganglia
false
Which of the following is not considered a fluent aphasia
transcortical motor aphasia
All the following are true about global aphasia except
best prognosis for recovery
A — is when a person produces a word that is entirely different from the intended word and is most unintelligible
Neologism
Individuals with non-fluent aphasia are usually very aware of their language deficiencies and are motivated to improve expressive language abilities
true
Which of the following an example of a phonemic paraphasia
saying “but” for “cut”
Which of the following characteristics is true about Broca aphasia
halting, effortful, agrammatical speech
People with non fluent Aphasia are usually unable to recognize their deficiencies
False
A person with Aphasia can display deficiencies in which modalities of language
all of the above
The zone of language refers to all of Broca's area of Wernicke's area and the arcuate fasciculus
True
Which of the following is not true concerning cortical aphasia
arise as damage at or near the basal ganglia
Contralateral hemiplegia indicates which of the following
paralysis on the opposite side of the body
Which of the following cognitive deficiencies does not present concomitantly with aphasia
long-term memory