Grad Student in Undergrad Course
Almost. There.
I’m still thinking of Dysphagia
I’m still thinking of AAC
I still have to do Literacy
100

Identify the components of language processing (choose all that apply):

A) Articulation processing

B) Syntactic processing

C) Morphosyntactic processing

D) Lexical Semantic processing



C) Morphosyntactic processing

D) Lexical Semantic processing

100

True/False

In right hemisphere injuries, language is typically spared.

True.

RHI affect social behaviors, attention deficits, and may have hemispatial and hemibody neglect.

100

True/False

In an Ischemic Penumbra stroke, tissue surrounding the core of the stroke is still receiving blood flow from other vessels.

True

surrounds the ischemic core; too much blood lost to function, but is still receiving enough blood to stay alive; damage to penumbra can be reversed within 2-4 hours of medical attention. Note: Tissue still receiving blood flow from other vessels

100

True/False

A Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) is a mini-stroke that often leads to aphasia.

False.

It’s a mini-stroke; small ischemia in the brain that resolves itself within 24 hours.  

100

Paraphasia. What type is it when:

  • Word produced is entirely different and more than 50% unintelligible

  • e.g., “dowfler” for “pencil”


Neologism/neologistic paraphasia (also called“jargon”)

200

What is the role of the phonological input buffer?

A) discriminates incoming sounds in words

B) temporary storage for incoming words

C) buffers incoming phonemes to help produce those phonemes

B) temporary storage for incoming words

200

What is it when connections between neurons are broken, caused by tearing of the axon. Usually there is generalized damage to the brain and brainstem.
If the reticular formation of the brainstem is damaged, PTs struggle with arousal, resulting in vegetative states or coma.

Diffuse Axonal Injury

200

Stroke

What type of stroke is it when a blood vessel bursts within the brain?

Hemorrhagic 

200

Neuropsychiatric disorders.

The delusional belief that a familiar person is able to take on the guise of another person, at times many other people, and assume their exact appearance is:

A) delirium

B) paranoid delirium

C) fregoli delusion

D) visual hallucinations


C) fregoli delusion
200

Paraphasia.  What type is it when:

  • Substitution of one word for another word that is similar in meaning

  • “daughter” for “wife”

Semantic paraphasia 

300

Delirium or Dementia:

  • Sudden disturbance in consciousness or change in cognitive ability that fluctuates throughout the course of the day

  • Onset of _________ is result of general medical condition

Delirium

300

Inhibitory or Excitatory?

GABA neurotransmitter

Inhibitory

300

Stroke

What type of stroke is it when an embolus lodges within a blood vessel inside the brain; cuts off blood circulation to a part of the brain?

Embolic

300

Neuropsychiatric disorders.

The inability to recognize/realize they have deficits is:

A) depression

B) fregoli delusion

C) pride

D) anosognosia 

D) anosognosia 

300

Paraphasia.  What type is it when:

  • Substitution of one word for another word that is not similar in meaning

  • “lunch” for “bicycle”

Unrelated semantic/verbal paraphasia

400

Delirium or Dementia.

  • Global loss of brain function with slow insidious onset

  • Caused by variety of diseases which cause damage to / loss of nerve cells and their connections in the brain.

  • Is a syndrome, not a disease itself

Dementia

400

Inhibitory or Excitatory?

Glutamate

Excitatory

400

Stroke. Fill in the blank.

_______ is partial loss of oxygen to a cell while

________ is  complete lack of oxygen to a cell

Hypoxia

Anoxia 

400

Neuropsychiatric disorders.

The belief that loved ones, significant others, or family members have been replaced by imposters who look and sound like the original person is:

A) capgras delusion

B) fregoli delusions

C) visual hallucinations

D) none of the above 

A) capgras delusion

400

Paraphasia. What type is it when:

  • Error at the phonemic level

  • At least 1⁄2 of the sounds have to be shared with target

  • E.g., “table” for “staple”

Phonemic/literal paraphasia

500

TBI.

What are the types of memory assessed with TBI?


  • Long - term memory:

    • Assessed through biographical questions during interview 

  • Visual Memory:

    • Draw a previously presented stimuli 

    • Benton Visual Retention Test 

  • Immediate recall:

    • Present unrelated string of words for repetition 

  • Short-term recall:

    • Present unrelated string of words followed by distractor task 

    • Recite detail heavy paragraph and ask to recall details

500

True/False.

Apraxia is a disorder of execution and Dysarthria is a disorder of planning and programming.  

False.

Apraxia: disorder of planning and programming

Dysarthria: disorder of execution

500

Stroke.

What type of stroke is it when a blood clot blocks the blood flow in an artery within the brain?

Ischemic

500

Neuropsychiatric disorders. Pick all that apply:

When Visual hallucinations occur:

a) they are perceived as threatening

B) nature of hallucinations varies widely and unpredictable between individuals

C) it is due to lesions or seizure activity in posterior right hemisphere among visual processing areas

B and C

500

Paraphasia. What type is it when:

  • Word said earlier is repeatedly and inadvertently produced

  • Generally words; can be sounds but usually word



Perseverative paraphasia