Csd 115 exam 1 Qestions and answers
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Definition of communication - ANSWERSInformation exchanged thru common system
of symbols, signs, or behavior
What information is exchanged when communicating - ANSWERSThoughts, ideas,
feelings, emotions
How are the ways of communication exchanged - ANSWERSVerbally, written/reading,
facial expressions, gestures/body language/signs, and touch
What are the four steps of the communication process - ANSWERSFormulating,
transmitting, receiving, and comprehending
Com process: formulating - ANSWERSCreating thoughts; putting thoughts and ideas
into words, signs, or symbols
Com process: transmitting - ANSWERSThe action of saying or doing; organizing and
coordinating speech
Com process: receiving - ANSWERSListening or seeing; using hearing, touch, or vision
to transmit info to brain
Com process: comprehending - ANSWERSUnderstanding; decoding the message
What is a com disorder - ANSWERSWhen people have difficulty formulating,
transmitting, receiving, or understanding language
What are the two reasons for having a com disorder - ANSWERSFailure to develop or
loss of the ability
What are speech language pathologist trained to do - ANSWERSIdentify, diagnose,
treat, and prevent com and swallowing disorders
What are audiologist trained to do - ANSWERSTreat hearing, balance, and other ear
related problems
Are audiologist or speech pathologist harder to become - ANSWERSAudiologist
What is ASHA - ANSWERSAmerican Speech-Language-Hearing Association
What is AAA - ANSWERSAmerican Academy of Audiology
, What is neurlogy - ANSWERSDealing w nerves and nervous system
What makes up the central nervous system system - ANSWERSBrain and spinal cord
What makes up the peripheral nervous system - ANSWERSCranial nerves, spinal
nerves, and automatic nervous system (fight or flight)
What is the brain protected by - ANSWERSSkull
What is the spinal cord protected by - ANSWERSSpinal column
What does the meninges do - ANSWERS3 layers that cover the brain and spinal cord:
dura, arachnoid, and pita mater
What is dura mater - ANSWERSClosest to skull and spinal cord
What is arachnoid mater - ANSWERSWeb-like middle layer
What is pia mater - ANSWERSAttached directly to brain and spinal cord
What's the order of the meninges (skull to brain) - ANSWERSDura, arachnoid, pia
What are the 4 lobes - ANSWERSFrontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital
What are the 2 hemispheres connected by - ANSWERSCorpus callosum: lets them
communicate
What are the bumps and grooves in the brain called - ANSWERSGyri (big central
points), sulci (shallow lines), and fissures (one deep dividing line)
What is the primary function of the frontal lobe - ANSWERSMotor area/cognitive
thinking
What does the frontal lobe do - ANSWERSMotor planning, emotional control, problem
solving, and socialization
What important area is in the frontal lobe left side - ANSWERSBrocas area
What does Broca's area do - ANSWERSMotor speech control
What is the parietal lobes main function - ANSWERSSensory area (goes from one side
to the other to make functions)
What does the parietal lobe do - ANSWERSPlays a role in experiencing pain, touch,
and temperature
2024
Definition of communication - ANSWERSInformation exchanged thru common system
of symbols, signs, or behavior
What information is exchanged when communicating - ANSWERSThoughts, ideas,
feelings, emotions
How are the ways of communication exchanged - ANSWERSVerbally, written/reading,
facial expressions, gestures/body language/signs, and touch
What are the four steps of the communication process - ANSWERSFormulating,
transmitting, receiving, and comprehending
Com process: formulating - ANSWERSCreating thoughts; putting thoughts and ideas
into words, signs, or symbols
Com process: transmitting - ANSWERSThe action of saying or doing; organizing and
coordinating speech
Com process: receiving - ANSWERSListening or seeing; using hearing, touch, or vision
to transmit info to brain
Com process: comprehending - ANSWERSUnderstanding; decoding the message
What is a com disorder - ANSWERSWhen people have difficulty formulating,
transmitting, receiving, or understanding language
What are the two reasons for having a com disorder - ANSWERSFailure to develop or
loss of the ability
What are speech language pathologist trained to do - ANSWERSIdentify, diagnose,
treat, and prevent com and swallowing disorders
What are audiologist trained to do - ANSWERSTreat hearing, balance, and other ear
related problems
Are audiologist or speech pathologist harder to become - ANSWERSAudiologist
What is ASHA - ANSWERSAmerican Speech-Language-Hearing Association
What is AAA - ANSWERSAmerican Academy of Audiology
, What is neurlogy - ANSWERSDealing w nerves and nervous system
What makes up the central nervous system system - ANSWERSBrain and spinal cord
What makes up the peripheral nervous system - ANSWERSCranial nerves, spinal
nerves, and automatic nervous system (fight or flight)
What is the brain protected by - ANSWERSSkull
What is the spinal cord protected by - ANSWERSSpinal column
What does the meninges do - ANSWERS3 layers that cover the brain and spinal cord:
dura, arachnoid, and pita mater
What is dura mater - ANSWERSClosest to skull and spinal cord
What is arachnoid mater - ANSWERSWeb-like middle layer
What is pia mater - ANSWERSAttached directly to brain and spinal cord
What's the order of the meninges (skull to brain) - ANSWERSDura, arachnoid, pia
What are the 4 lobes - ANSWERSFrontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital
What are the 2 hemispheres connected by - ANSWERSCorpus callosum: lets them
communicate
What are the bumps and grooves in the brain called - ANSWERSGyri (big central
points), sulci (shallow lines), and fissures (one deep dividing line)
What is the primary function of the frontal lobe - ANSWERSMotor area/cognitive
thinking
What does the frontal lobe do - ANSWERSMotor planning, emotional control, problem
solving, and socialization
What important area is in the frontal lobe left side - ANSWERSBrocas area
What does Broca's area do - ANSWERSMotor speech control
What is the parietal lobes main function - ANSWERSSensory area (goes from one side
to the other to make functions)
What does the parietal lobe do - ANSWERSPlays a role in experiencing pain, touch,
and temperature
