1
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___, ___, and ___ ___ ___ deal with neuropathologies of speech and dementia.
A
- Dysarthria
- Apraxia
- Right Hemisphere Dysfunction (RHD)
2
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_ _ _ involves the loss of awareness of self or others and is often missed.
A
Right Hemisphere Dysfuction
3
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Apraxia is a ___ ___ disorder
A
• motor planning
4
Q
Dysarthria is a __ ___ disorder
A
motor speech
5
Q
Right Hemisphere Dysfunction is a __ / __ / __ disorder
A
cognitive / linguistic / pragmatic
6
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Define: Dysarthria (3)
A
- speech disorder
- results in disturbance of muscular control of speech mechanism
- damage of PNS or CNS
7
Q
Damage to PNS or CNS results in __, __, or __ of speech structures.
A
- paralysis
- weakness
- incoordination
8
Q
High tone results in __ __.
A
muscular weakness
9
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Define: Verbal Apraxia (3)
A
- neurogenic disorder • resulting in impairment of ability programming sensorimotor commands for positioning and movement of muscles involved in volitional production of speech
- associated with expressive aphasia
10
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Dysarthria is often predictable based upon __ __.
A
lesion site
Neuropathologic Disorders
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