CSD 201 Final || A+ graded solutions.

What is cultural competence? correct answers to provide appropriate culturally sensitive care related to the clients beliefs and practices. What is cultural blindness? correct answers ignoring differences and proceeding as if they do not exist What is cultural destructiveness? correct answers purposefully exhibiting "attitudes, policies, and practices that are destructive to cultures and consequently to the individuals within the culture" What is cultural incapacity? correct answers "Individuals and agencies do not seek to be culturally destructive, but lack the capacity to help" What is cultural pre-competence? correct answers "Clinicians are aware of perceptions, values, and other elements of their own culture and of cultures different from their own. There is some attempt to improve some aspect of services to a specific population" Where is Wernicke's area located? correct answers temporal lobe What are the functions of Wernicke's area? correct answers -Responsible for comprehension of speech and language -Helps in the formulation of language concepts Where is Broca's area located? correct answers frontal lobe What are the functions of Broca's area? correct answers -linguistic programming -speech motor programming -the production of expressive speech and language What is aphasia? correct answers loss of the ability to comprehend or formulate language What is fluent aphasia? correct answers normal rate and rhythm of speech but lack meaningful content What is non-fluent aphasia? correct answers difficulty initiating speech; choppy short utterances with some articulatory difficulty How many types of aphasia are there? correct answers 4 (Broca's, Wernicke's, Global, Anomic) What is left neglect? correct answers patients experience sensory neglect on the left side of the body due to right-hemisphere brain damage What is dementia? correct answers impairment of short and long-term memory with related changes in abstract thinking, judgement, and personality