CSD 115 Exam #3- Questions & Answers 100% Solved
Define Aneurysm Correct Ans-A bubble in the artery overtime gets weak and bursts
Ischemia stroke vs hemorrhagic stroke Correct Ans-ischemia stroke : a clot blocks flow to
an area of the brain
Hemorrhagic stroke: bleeding occurs inside or around the brain
Wernicke's aphasia Correct Ans-understanding language/formulation of language
*doesn't make sense
*not saying/doing what they tell him to do
Broca's aphasia Correct Ans-production of speech video of lady describing pic of lady
washing dishes
Expressive language deficits associated with aphasia Correct Ans-*fluent/non-fluent
*anomia
*paraphasis
*neologism
*jargon
*Agrammatism
*paragrammatism
*preservation
, CSD 115 Exam #3- Questions & Answers 100% Solved
Anomia Correct Ans-Difficulty with retrieving and pronouncing words
*cant think of right way to say ex: computer-TV
paraphasis Correct Ans-Sound and word substitutions that are often dound in the speech
at aphasic patients whose speech and language is fluent; real word say wrong thing or sound.
ex dog but say lion
Neologism Correct Ans-words made up by patients with aphasia, they use them as though
everyone understands them
Jargon Correct Ans-Using normal intonation, prosody, and fluent speech and language
while stringing together a series of meaningless words that don't make sense to the listener
(become sentence)
Agrammatism Correct Ans-deficit where articles, conjunction, and grammatical,
morphemes might be left out. effortful; short sentences tend to leave in nouns and/or verbs
Pragrammatism Correct Ans-leave out most nouns and verbs, leaving only non content
words (take out meaningful stuff when describing picture give what's irrelevant/non
important)
preservation Correct Ans-unintentional repetition of a word, sound or movement ex' what
did you play ?basketball...no...uhh.basketball
Define Aneurysm Correct Ans-A bubble in the artery overtime gets weak and bursts
Ischemia stroke vs hemorrhagic stroke Correct Ans-ischemia stroke : a clot blocks flow to
an area of the brain
Hemorrhagic stroke: bleeding occurs inside or around the brain
Wernicke's aphasia Correct Ans-understanding language/formulation of language
*doesn't make sense
*not saying/doing what they tell him to do
Broca's aphasia Correct Ans-production of speech video of lady describing pic of lady
washing dishes
Expressive language deficits associated with aphasia Correct Ans-*fluent/non-fluent
*anomia
*paraphasis
*neologism
*jargon
*Agrammatism
*paragrammatism
*preservation
, CSD 115 Exam #3- Questions & Answers 100% Solved
Anomia Correct Ans-Difficulty with retrieving and pronouncing words
*cant think of right way to say ex: computer-TV
paraphasis Correct Ans-Sound and word substitutions that are often dound in the speech
at aphasic patients whose speech and language is fluent; real word say wrong thing or sound.
ex dog but say lion
Neologism Correct Ans-words made up by patients with aphasia, they use them as though
everyone understands them
Jargon Correct Ans-Using normal intonation, prosody, and fluent speech and language
while stringing together a series of meaningless words that don't make sense to the listener
(become sentence)
Agrammatism Correct Ans-deficit where articles, conjunction, and grammatical,
morphemes might be left out. effortful; short sentences tend to leave in nouns and/or verbs
Pragrammatism Correct Ans-leave out most nouns and verbs, leaving only non content
words (take out meaningful stuff when describing picture give what's irrelevant/non
important)
preservation Correct Ans-unintentional repetition of a word, sound or movement ex' what
did you play ?basketball...no...uhh.basketball
