Speech Pathology II midterm

A more specific description of an organic disorder is

The hallmark of TBI is deficits in

What type of dementia is Huntington's disease? 

The temporal lobe controls

A hemorrhagic CVA involves

Scheull describes aphasia with

effortful, slow halting speech with good comprehension is

general deficits in receptive and expressive language is

A paraphasia is a 

An ischemic CVA involves

A non organic communication disorder is

In Wernicke's aphasia, the treatment focus is on

Tests assessing communication in natural, everyday situations are called

These areas are under language except for

paraphasic errors and moderately impaired comprehension is

The main deficit for people with right hemisphere damage is deficits in

The frontal lobe controls

If a patient can't respond to doing 2 activities at once, this type of attention is

A hoarse voice is a 

In Broca's aphasia, the treatment focus is on

If a patient can't  focus on a stimulus for more than a few seconds, this type of attention is

preserved ability to repeat with good comprehension is

What type of dementia is Parkinson's disease? 

Limitations in functional life skills and IQ occur in

poor repetition ability with word finding deficits and normal auditory comprehension is

Intellectual and language deterioration comes before motor deficits in which type of dementia?

severely limited verbal output and severely impaired comprehension is

An organic communication disorder is

A ring of blood vessels at the base of the brain is called the

Deficits in Parkinson's disease involve mainly

jargon and meaningless words in verbal output and severely impaired auditory comprehension is

These areas are under speech except for

The parietal lobe controls

If a patient is diagnosed with dementia, they must show deficits in

lack of emotion in an interaction is called a

The occipital lobe controls

What language skill is most affected in TBI?

Goodglass and Kaplan describe aphasia with

Attention, memory, orientation, problem solving are types of

If a patient can't respond accurately in background noise, this type of attention is

What type of dementia is Pick's disease? 

A disorder with no physical, structural damage is considered to be

Damage to a specific anatomical area of the brain is

Bell's palsy is damage in the

Motor deficits come before intellectual and language deficits in which type of dementia?

What type of dementia is Alzheimer's disease? 

Huntington's disease is

deficits in word retrieval only is