Dementia
Term that represents the unawareness of one's own deficits- "lack of insight"
Anosognosia
This is a primary cause of RHD
stroke
an alternative or supplemental approach to formal assessment that targets potential to learn
dynamic assessment
The visual field that is represented in right occipital cortex
left visual field
Stance, gait, nystagmus can provide clues as to the source of....
Dysequilibrium
Three assessments that are especially appropriate in assessing communication in AD
Arizona Battery for Communication Disorders in Dementia (ABCD; Bayles & Tomoeda, 1993)•Useful in mild AD•Vision, hearing, and literacy screens•14 subtests assessing cognitive-linguistic functions•Norms available
Functional Linguistic Communication Inventory (FLCI; Bayles & Tomoeda, 1994)•10 subtests: greeting and naming, question answering, writing, object-picture matching, etc.•Moderate-to-later stages of AD
Communication Activities of Daily Living (CADL-3; Holland et al, 2018)•50 test items assessing communication activities/scenarios (e.g., call 911)•Reading/writing/number use, social interaction, divergent communication, contextual communication, nonverbal communication, etc.•Appropriate for mild-moderate AD•Has dementia and PPA in normative sample
_______ is a disorder of attention and a common symptom following RHD
neglect
When should formal, standardized tests should be administered [assuming a single-insult injury]?
post acute stage
This hemispace is represented on the lower bank of the calcarine fissure
upper
This screener is often given as part of the neuro exam
MMSE or MoCA
These are the three variants of FTD
two variants of PPA (semantic and nonfluent) as well as the behavioral variant
This test is the most comprehensive test we discussed with respect to RHD
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Clinical management of Right Hemisphere Dysfunction
This kind of test allows for comparison of an individual's performance with the performance of a group
norm-referenced
This is where the nasal fibers cross
optic chiasm
T/F a cranial nerve exam is part of the neuro exam
True
beta-amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles cause...
AD
These four areas constitute major nonlinguistic deficits of RHD
Denial of illness (Anosognosia)•Facial recognition deficits (Prosopagnosia)•Neglect•Attention deficits
This test is a test that is administered and scored in a consistent manner
standardized test
This refers to a visual field loss on the left or right side of the vertical midline
hemianopia
hypotonia
this dementia type usually progresses in a step-wise pattern
vascular dementia
Name and describe the difference between two treatment hierarchies (discussed together) used to treat aprosodia
Cognitive- affective and motor-imitative
One example of difference:
CA- uses pictures of emotion and name, matches these and client does most of the talking including describing and reading the sentence when provided with various cues- e.g., name and face, only face, and fades to no cues
MI- client repeats clinician who models appropriate prosody and neutral prosody and steps move toward emulating more natural conversation- e.g., in response to question, pretending to be speaking with family member
This term refers to the degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate.
reliability
This term may be used to describe the following scenario "This lesion represents the loss of the left hemifield. Both eyes will be blind to anything on the left side of the world (assuming the eyes are pointed straight ahead)."
homonymous hemianopia
a neurological disorder that impairs the ability to perceive multiple stimuli of the same type simultaneously
extinction