Cog Final - Spring 2025

A TBI is associated with: Changes in levels of consciousness, memory disturbances and/or confusion

Which executive function refers to the creation of strategic approaches to achieve a goal

Some kids with TBI may demonstrate relatively typical developmental progression after the initial stages of recovery. 

Which type of TBI: Loss of consciousness for more than 30min but less than 24 hours

____ is an attention disorder, and it frequently occurs with anosagnosia

Refers to the ability to flexibly switch between tasks

Primary progressive aphasia is described as:

In regard to attention, external stimuli refer to

What is the function of the phonological loop?

Alzheimer's is referred to as an overarching term that refers to a range of symptoms impacting cognitive abilities

TBI: An injury caused at the site of contact is referred to as a _____ injury

Brain damage that is diffused is described as

Reversible injured brain tissue around an ischemic core area that is still salvageable and not yet an infarct

A score of 13 on the GCS is considered:

Objects set into motion, such as flying debris, from a blast fall into which category:

The role of the hippocampus is:

Type of dementia caused by degeneration of the frontal and temporal lobes

The frontal lobe is supplied by:

Semantic memory refers to:

Multiple X-rays generates as a machine rotates to produce a 3d picture of the brain

A brain hemorrhage is described as:

RHD does not typically affect word retrieval

Which level of awareness refers to the ability to anticipate failure and use strategies to minimize the risk of failure?

Ability to avoid distraction by irrelevant internal and external stimuli refers to:

When assessing a patient post CVA, we are assessing the cognitive process not the CVA

Responds inconsistently to external stimuli, responses are directly related 2 the stimulus, and responds to familiar ppl

Cognitive retraining interventions are considered compensatory approaches

Which sulcus divides the frontal and parietal lobe?

Which executive function is described as the cognitive ability to self-stop

Dementia Stage: Pt has lost all verbal abilities

Type of dementia resulting from decreased blood flow