HCA201a Quiz#5
Treating speech disorders the goal is to - Answer-strengthen the muscles of speech
Cerebrum is - Answer-the largest part of the brain, it is where thought happens
Medulla is - Answer-responsible for coughing, swallowing, and vomiting
hemiplegia is - Answer-Paralysis on one side of the body
Paraplegia is - Answer-paralysis of the lower trunk and legs
Sympathetic nervous system - Answer-speeds up in case of emergency
The retina - Answer-contains nerve fibres for vision (it sends messages to the optic nerve which takes
the image to the brain for interpretation)
Cerumen is - Answer-the waxy substance secreted by glands in the auditory canal
The auditory nerve - Answer-carries the messages to the brain
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - Answer-is a warning sign for future strokes
, Three types of aphasia are - Answer-receptive aphasia, expressive aphasia, global aphasia (both
receptive and expressive)
If the client is frustrated - Answer-bring up the topic later
Clients feel - Answer-"imprisoned in a tomb"
Receptive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty understanding what is said or real
Expressive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty speaking and writing
Expressive - Receptive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty speaking and understanding language (expressive-
receptive)
Dysarthria is - Answer-difficulty speaking clearly
Difficulty in communication may lead to - Answer-avoiding social functions
Communication aids are - Answer-Communication boards will have pictures or words that show
functions or show tasks, related to ADL's, client can point to things he or she needs
Communicating with clients with aphasia - Answer-use body languages and symbols, limit the number of
choices to help clients express preferences
Otitis media is - Answer-an infection of the middle ear, it is more common in infants and children
Treating speech disorders the goal is to - Answer-strengthen the muscles of speech
Cerebrum is - Answer-the largest part of the brain, it is where thought happens
Medulla is - Answer-responsible for coughing, swallowing, and vomiting
hemiplegia is - Answer-Paralysis on one side of the body
Paraplegia is - Answer-paralysis of the lower trunk and legs
Sympathetic nervous system - Answer-speeds up in case of emergency
The retina - Answer-contains nerve fibres for vision (it sends messages to the optic nerve which takes
the image to the brain for interpretation)
Cerumen is - Answer-the waxy substance secreted by glands in the auditory canal
The auditory nerve - Answer-carries the messages to the brain
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - Answer-is a warning sign for future strokes
, Three types of aphasia are - Answer-receptive aphasia, expressive aphasia, global aphasia (both
receptive and expressive)
If the client is frustrated - Answer-bring up the topic later
Clients feel - Answer-"imprisoned in a tomb"
Receptive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty understanding what is said or real
Expressive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty speaking and writing
Expressive - Receptive aphasia is - Answer-difficulty speaking and understanding language (expressive-
receptive)
Dysarthria is - Answer-difficulty speaking clearly
Difficulty in communication may lead to - Answer-avoiding social functions
Communication aids are - Answer-Communication boards will have pictures or words that show
functions or show tasks, related to ADL's, client can point to things he or she needs
Communicating with clients with aphasia - Answer-use body languages and symbols, limit the number of
choices to help clients express preferences
Otitis media is - Answer-an infection of the middle ear, it is more common in infants and children
