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Paralinguistic information is processed here
What is the RH
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most disturbed language are in a TBI
What is pragmatics
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increases functional abilities
What is cognitive rehabilitation
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two types of intervention for TBI
What is restorative and compensatory approach
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___million people sustain a TBI annually
What is 1.4 million
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Disruption in the normal functioning caused by a blow to the head falls, accidents, blows to head, assaults
What is a TBI, causes of a TBI
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death of tissue from a lack of blood
What is an infarction
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bleeding inside the skull
What is a hematoma?
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Early stage of a TBI
What is orientation, sensorimotor stimulation, recognition
200
Middle stage of TBI
What is reducing confusing, improving memory, and goal directed behavior
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visual scanning, and auditory recognition, expressive aprosida: imitate a sentence with SLP in unison, semantic interventon, contextual pre-stimulation,
What is the assessment of RHD
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Males are twice as likely to have them
What is a TBI
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negelect of information from the left side, denial of illness or limb involvement, impaired judgment, lack of motivation, deficits may be subtle but can have a large impact on everyday life: attention, visual, auditory, nonverbal communication, producing emotional language, some areas of pragmatics are affected
What is chatacteristic of RHD
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Swelling due to fluid
What is edema
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sensory motor, behavioral, and effective disabilities, speech voice and swallowing difficulties, personality changes,
What are characteristics of a TBI
400
Language may be affected in ___ of individuals with a TBI two most common symptoms of TBI
What is 3/4 anomia and impaired comprehension
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___ of individuals with TBI have dysphagia
What is 1/3
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Late stage of TBI
What is comprehension of complex information, conversational and social skills
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____million americans currently need help because of a TBI
What is 5.3 Million
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visuospatial deficits, memory, judgment, language, naming,reading, writing, auditory comprehension problems
What is cortical characteristics
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two types of dementia are
What is cortical and subcortical
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Deficits in memory, problem solving, language, neuromuscular control
What is subcortical dementia
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group of both pathological conditions and syndromes that result in declining of memory and at least one other cognitive ability that is significant enough to interfere with daily life
What is dementia
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cortical and subcortical dementia comes with what degenerative disorders
What is cortical: alzhelmer's, Pick's Subcortical: multiple sclerosis AID-related, ensephalopthy ,Parkinson's ,Huntington's
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