SENSORY-NEURAL

Question 1

any defects in or loss of the power to express oneself by speech, writing, or signs, or to comprehend spoken or written language due to disease or injury of the cerebral cortex.

Answer 1

Aphasia

Question 2

is the loss of the ability to comprehend written or spoken words.

Answer 2

Sensory or receptive aphasia/ Wernickes aphasia

Question 3

subcategories of sensory aphasias

Answer 3

A. Auditory / acoustic aphasias
B . Visual aphasia

Question 4

the lost the ability to understand the symbolic content associated with sounds.

Answer 4

Auditory/Acoustic aphasias

Question 5

have lost the ability to understand printed or written figures

Answer 5

Visual aphasia

Question 6

known as the Broca’s Aphasia. loss of the power to express oneself by writing, making signs, or speaking.

Answer 6

Motor or Expressive Aphasia

Question 7

It determines the client’s ability to recognize other people (person), awareness of when and where they presently are (time and place), and who they, themselves, are (self).

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Orientation

Question 8

Determines the client’s ability to focus on a mental task that is expected to be able to be performed by individuals of normal intelligence

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Attention Span and Calculation

Question 9

the amount of concentrated time one can spend on a task without becoming distracted.

Answer 9

Attention span

Question 10

what is used to asses level of consciousness

Answer 10

Glasgow coma scale

Question 11

What glasgow coma scale asses?

Answer 11

eye response
motor response
verbal response

Question 12

this LOC is when patient follows command, responds appropriately to stimulia

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ALERT

Question 13

this LOC is when patient is DROWSY

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Lethargic

Question 14

this LOC is when patient requires vigorous stimulation for a response

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Stuporous

Question 15

this LOC is when patient doesn’t respond

Answer 15

Comatose