CSAD 620 - Quiz 6

MRI's are able to take what type of image without additional software?

A CT scan uses ___ to reflect off tissue?

CT Scans are commonly used, inexpensive and quick.

Aphasia involves impairment of what hemisphere

What is Step 4 in the auditory comprehension pathway?

Solomon can speak fluently, has intact repetition, but impaired auditory comprehension. What's his diagnosis?

Tay has deficits related to a TBI, but is unaware of them. What's her diagnosis?

Decreased word-finding ability but still intact knowledge of the object is a symptom of _

What kind of TBI generally have deficits in most areas of congnition?

What are the two tyles of functional imaging resolutions?

Mixed transcortical aphasia presents as nonfluent, intact repetiton, and impaired auditory comprehension.

A language impairment is a common symptom in what kinds of TBI's?

What is Step 2 in the reading comprehension pathway?

What isn’t a type of functional imaging

What isn't a characteristic of Fluent aphasia?

Conduction Aphasia includes the inability to repeat.

since a fMRI uses the same technology as a MRI, what can we see?

Jana has damage to her frontal lobe, is nonfluent, and impaired repetition. What is her dx?

What isn't a modality impaired by an aphasia?

Wernicke's Aphasia presents as too much output, impaired auditory comprehension, and

in cognitive communication disorder, the patients are __ of their deficits.

An ABR is when an EEG is presented in what kind of modality?

What is Step 5 in the auditory comprehension pathway?

Spatial Resolutions provides us the ___ of brain activity when a stimulus is introduced

What population has the highest incidence rates of of TBI's due to high risk activities?

What type of scans measure the electric response that occurs secondary to a particular stimulus?

Global Aphasia presents as

This presents with word-finding & production deficits, Impaired repetition, dec fluency but with intact auditory comp.

Roght hemisphere disorder is typically

What model added in the prefrontal cortex and inferior temporal lobe to previously accepted models?

The Palm Trees & Pyramids Test can be used to test what kind of Primary Progressive Aphasia?

A CT Scan is good to see new damage vs old damage.

A football concussion is an example of what kind of TBI?

Best (1) to worst (3) for temporal resolution

Perceptual Problems in RHD involve problems with all of the following, except for

What is Step 3 in the reading comprehension pathway?

What type of scans uses magnets to flip protons in the body's water molecules?

Executive function involves the following areas of cognition: Memory, Inhibition/Self Control/Emotions, Attention, and

What is Step 2 in the auditory comprehension pathway?

If a client has had a hip replacement and has metal in their body, what kind of scans should they avoid?

The worst functional imaging for a temporal resolution are

Transcortical motor aphasia is the same as Broca's aphasia in all ways, except for

Functional Imaging views the __ of the brain

Phonemic Paraphasias are sound substitutions, like how semantic paraphasias are _ substitutions

Do Primary progressive aphasia's have an acquired onset?

MRI's are cheaper then CT Scans

What isn’t a symptom of cognitive-communication disorder?

Which isn't a non-fluent aphasia?

Fluent aphasia presents as normal prosody

Best (1) to worst (3) for spatial resolution

Anomic Aphasia has everything intact, however people these people struggle with Anomia, which is trouble with

What is Step 4 in the reading comprehension pathway?

Temporal Resolutions measure the time between stimulus and the brain's response to that stimulus.

Jay suffers from Shaken Baby Syndrome. What kind of TBI does he have?

Broca's Aphasia is a form of __ aphasia

What is Step 3 in the auditory comprehension pathway?

Expressive language is what kind of processing?

Semantic Dementia includes anomia, which includes loss of knowledge abut objects and people.

What kind of TBI involves shearing/stretching of axons, diffuse damage and a cognitive-communication disorder?

Primary Progressive Aphasia is more likely in what gender?

What scan is invasive, uses x-rays, has an increased risk of bleeding, bruising, clotting, or swelling?

the W-G and MUC s model of language involves what kind of processing and focuses on what kind of matter?`

Receptive language is what kind of processing?

Issues with Progressive non-fluent Aphasia is due to damage in what lobe?

Izzy has with issues with perception, right parietal lobe damage, and can't recognize faces. What is their diagnosis?

Cade is nonfluent, has impaired auditory comprehension, and impaired repetion. What's his diagnosis?

I want to see the vascular system in my client, what scan should I do to get the best visual?

What is Step 1 in the auditory comprehension pathway?

what term is defined as atrophy of cortical tissue due to cell loss?

Karl has intact fluency, repetiton, and auditory comprehension, but issues with word finding, What's his Dx?

Zac has issues with anomia, failed the palm trees & pyramids test, and temporal lobe damage. Whats his dx?

Meninge damage is most common in what kinds of TBI's?

Transcortical Sensory Aphasia symptoms resemble Transcortical Motor Aphasia, except Transcortical Sensory has

What PPA Variant is seen with damage in the Temporal lobe?

A MEG Uses magnets, like a MRI.

the ventral stream of the dual-pathway model integrates what kind of information?

Progressive non-fluent aphasia presents as Broca's aphasia and is aggramatic, which means the user struggles with

What is not a type of Primary Progressive Aphasia?

Sue doesn't seem to recongize faces after her TBI. What is her diagnosis?

the dorsal stream of the dual-pathway model involves pre-stored words/morphemes that travel through what gyrus?

What populations have the 2nd highest incidence rates of of TBI's due to falls?

EEG's provide good ___ resolution images

the dual pathway model incorporates what kind of processing and focuses on what kind of matter?

The best functional imaging for a spatial resolution is

The ventral stream of the dual-pathway model pulls from Semantic Networks

Both Phonemic Paraphasias & very impaired comprehension are extremely common in people with what kind of aphasia?

What model was historicallty the ones used by SLP's and AuD's?

the dorsal stream of the dual-pathway model integrates what kind of info?

What kind of Aphasia presents as having limited output, anomia, and aggramatic

What are the two types of Paraphasias?

What are the 2 types of electrophysiology scans?

fMRI uses what to measure where cortical activity is occuring?

What kind of imaging injects iodine into the system?

EEG's provide spatial resolution images.

What isn't a main type of Structural imaging?

What is Step 1 in the reading comprehension pathway?

Structural imaging views the ___ of the brain

Primary Progressive Aphasia has an onset in younger people.

A patient struggles with words that are phonologically similar, but does know the word. what kind of PPA does he have?

The SCALED Model corresponds to the development of what tracts?