Aphasia Classification

Identify the brain regions associated with aphasia types.

• Broca's area and Wernicke's area

• Hippocampus and amygdala

• Cerebellum and brainstem

• Thalamus and hypothalamus

Aphasia is classified or typed based on:

• the location of brain damage

• the patient's age

• the duration of symptoms

• the type of treatment used

Identify the area labeled '17' in the diagram of the cerebral cortex.

• A) Precentral Gyrus

• B) Superior Temporal Gyrus

• C) Primary Visual Cortex

• D) Angular Gyrus

Fill in the blank: The Central Sulcus separates the _______ Gyrus from the Postcentral Gyrus.

• Precentral.

• Temporal.

• Occipital.

• Parietal.

What is the label for the 'Lateral ventricle, inferior horn' in the diagram?

• The label for the 'Lateral ventricle, inferior horn' in the diagram is not provided in the text.

• Lateral ventricle, anterior horn

• Third ventricle

• Fourth ventricle

Which type of aphasia involves impaired comprehension and fluent but nonsensical speech?

• A) Broca's

• B) Wernicke's

• C) Conduction

• D) Anomic

Identify the type of aphasia where the main issue is with repeating words or phrases.

• A) Broca's

• B) Wernicke's

• C) Conduction

• D) Anomic

Which type of aphasia is characterized by difficulty in finding words, despite fluent speech and good comprehension?

• A) Broca's

• B) Wernicke's

• C) Conduction

• D) Anomic

What is the classification of aphasia when spontaneous speech is non-fluent, comprehension is poor, repetition is poor, and naming is poor?

• Global

• Broca's

• TCMA

Fill in the blank: In the classification of aphasia, when spontaneous speech is non-fluent, comprehension is good, repetition is good, and naming is fair-good, the aphasia type is _______.

• TCMA

• Broca's Aphasia

• Wernicke's Aphasia

• Global Aphasia