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25 Cards in this Set
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2 types of CVA
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Ischemic & Hemorrhagic
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2 types of Ischemic CVA
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Embolism & Thrombosis
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2 types of Hemorrhagic CVA
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Intra-cerebral & Extra-cerebral
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4 parameters of aphasia
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Word finding, fluency, repetition, auditory comprehension
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Cardinal feature of aphasia
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Anomia (word finding deficits)
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Broca's aphasia
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Non-fluent, good auditory comprehension, poor repetition
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Wernicke's aphasia
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Fluent, poor auditory comprehension, poor repetition
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Global aphasia
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Non-fluent, poor auditory comprehension, poor repetition
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Transcortical motor aphasia
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Non-fluent, good auditory comprehension, good repetition
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Conduction aphasia
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Fluent, good auditory comprehension, poor repetition
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Transcortical sensory aphasia
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Fluent, poor auditory comprehension, good repetition
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Anomic aphasia
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Fluent, good auditory comprehension, good repetition
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Alexia
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Impaired reading ability
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Agraphia
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Impaired writing ability
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Auditory agnosia
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impaired understanding of the meaning of auditory stimuli, difficulty matching objects to their sound
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Auditory verbal agnosia
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impaired understanding of spoken words
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Agnosia
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Impaired understanding of the meaning of a certain stimuli even though there is not peripheral sensory impairment
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Agrammatism
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Non-fluent speech with the absence of functor words. Speech is primarily nouns/verbs. Speech may sound telegraphic.
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Paragrammatism
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Fluent speech that has inaccurate syntactic rule application. Incorrect subject/verb agreement, tense markers, pronouns, etc.
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Semantic paraphasia
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A word that is related to the desired target word (apple instead of orange)
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Phonemic paraphasia
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A similar sounding word is substituted (jacuzzi instead of zuchinni)
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Neologism
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Unreal words phonologically or semantically that are substituted for real words (Ritig instead of grape)
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Perseveration
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Inappropriate repetition of a previous response that continues after the task requirements have changed and the response is no longer needed.
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Ideational Perseverations
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Perseverations on a concept or idea despite a topic shift.
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Continuous Perseverations
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Inappropriate prolongation of a behavior that should stop cannot be inhibited so it continues (clapping after a song ends but continues to clap after the rest of the audience has stopped)
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