Visuospatial
Better performance in dominant hand is expected at ____%, with an expected dominant hand advantage.
10
The meaningful units of a word are ______, while the individual sound units are ________
morphemes; phonemes
What is agraphia?
Difficulty writing
With effort testing, we want to look at ______ because we want to be pretty sure they DON’T have the disorder
specificity
Visual processing is associated with the _____ lobe, whereas visuospatial abilities are associated with the ____ lobe. Thus, visual spatial deficits are more common with ____-sided ____ lobe damage.
occipital; parietal; right parietal
Aphasia is impairment in language production or comprehension that is caused by brain injury. The majority of injuries (95%) that cause language impairment are to the _____ hemisphere.
left
What is alexia?
Difficulty reading
The slick criteria:
A) external incentive, B) evidence from neuropsych testing, C) symptom magnification, D) not due to other neuro, psych, or developmental factors; and *definite*, *probable*, or *possible* malingered neurocog disorder
_____ hemisphere damage is associated with a piecemeal/segmented/disorganized approach (losing gestalt); whereas _____ hemisphere damage is associated with omitting details
Right; left
Fluent speech but impaired comprehension is ______ aphasia
Wernicke’s
Nonfluent speech and difficulty with speech production with intact comprehension is ____ aphasia
Broca’s
In _________ disorder, symptoms are outside of conscious awareness. Whereas with ________ disorder, motivation is internal and more of a sick role.
somatoform; factitious
_____ apraxia is the inability to draw/construct simple designs/figures.
_____ apraxia is the inability to conceptualize the task or complete multi-step actions
Constructional; Ideational
________________ aphasia has impaired comprehension, impaired naming, but intact repetition and intact speech fluency
Transcortical sensory
_____________ has symptoms such as fluent spontaneous speech, impairment in repetition of words and sentences, impairment in naming, but intact comprehension
Conduction aphasia
Digit span, CVLT, Trail Making Test, etc. are all considered what kind of measures?
Embedded measures of effort
Line bisection, clock drawing, cancellation, etc. are assessments for what?
hemispatial neglect
Saying “brother” instead of “sister,” “I drove home in my lar,” “I put on my dat” or “rainbright” instead of “rainbow” are examples of what?
paraphasia
Neuroanatomy
I had nothing left to put here lol but know your neuroanatomy of the areas we are talking about (I.e. perisylvian region, where you would see conduction aphasia. transcortical motor/sensory aphasia, etc.)
The Rey-15, B test, TOMM, dot counting test, Victoria symptom validity test, etc. are all considered what kind of measures?
Free standing measures of effort