It's A Wrap: Adult Disorders

The standardized test administered to Whitney during one class is called the

The stroke in the image below is on which side of the brain?

In helping someone navigate the states of grief, an SLP's role is one of _____________ .

What term should replace the ???? marks?

Hyperkinetic dysarthria is an expected result of Parkinson's disease.

The ability to perform an overlearned activity such as driving or tying one's shoes is supported by

Cranial nerves are not likely to be damaged in cases of traumatic brain injury

Anoxia is more likely to cause diffuse rather than focal brain damage.

Which ethical principle refers to a mandate to do good for others?

The surgery most likely to occur for someone following TBI is known as a(n)

You read in a history that a man had injury to bilateral frontal lobes. Which is a likely finding in the evaluation?

One difference between aphasia and dysarthria is that

Beginning in January 2020, clinical supervisors must have training in supervision before mentoring a CF or student.

The cranial nerve responsible for phonation is CN X (Vagus)

Karen is most likely to pop a biscuit if a student states in a report that a person has

Apraxia of speech is an expected result of right hemisphere damage

Decline in language present for 2 years WITHOUT associated decline in memory or other cognitive function is known as

Abandonment is the term which applies to an SLP who reports misconduct of others.

The term referring to the ability to produce rapidly alternated or sequenced movement is

Which image is most likely to result in aphasia?

Prospective memory is the ability to state specific facts or retell stories accurately.

The prevalence of dementia is expected to do which of the following over the next 25-30 years:

The ROLES of an SLP caring for a person w/ aphasia are very similar to the ROLES of an SLP helping someone with dementia

Frontal lobe damage is common in TBI, and can result in problems with executive functioning

An SLP comes to work ill to avoid losing her vacation time. This is an example of

An SLP does not follow proper infection prevention practice. This is an example of

"Diadochokinesis" is a term that refers to

Which is true about traumatic brain injury?

When an SLP's negligence results in harm that can be proved in legal action, this is called

An MRI for someone with mild cognitive impairment is likely to be normal in appearance

An SLP is providing direct care for an adult with dementia. This is an example of which role?

Isolated aphasia is rare following TBI

Which of the following would most likely result in a TBI with diffuse axonal injury?

A key difference between aphasia and dementia is that

It is within the scope of practice for SLPs to refer clients to other professionals

Wernicke aphasia typically results from a lesion in the temporal lobe and white matter pathways to and from this region.

Which statement is true?

Injury to multiple white matter pathways as a result of shearing force during TBI is called

Which of the following would NOT be an expected cause of dementia?