Neuroanatomy and pathophysiology

Damage to which artery most commonly results in global aphasia?

• Anterior cerebral artery
  

• Posterior cerebral artery

• Middle cerebral artery

• Basilar artery

Which lobe houses the primary auditory cortex?

• Temporal lobe

• Parietal lobe

• Frontal lobe

• Occipital lobe

Symptoms of Frontal Dynamic Aphasia is similar to which one of the following

• Transcortical motor aphasia

• Mixed transcortical aphasia

• Broca's aphasia

• Conduction aphasia

Which of the following is not a symptom of Broca’s aphasia?

• Effortful speech

• Relatively intact comprehension

• Fluent speech

• Impaired repetition

Luria associated phonemic analysis with which brain region?

• Supramarginal gyrus

• Left temporal region

• Right frontal cortex

• Angular gyrus

According to Lichtheim connectionist model which aphasia led to pure word deafness?

• Transcortical sensory aphasia

• Transcortical motor aphasia

• Subcortical sensory aphasia

• Subcortical motor aphasia

Which one of the following is Broadmann area 9

• primary mtotr cortex

• premotor cortex

• prefrontal cortex

• supplementary motor cortex

Posterior zones of the left temporal occipital region are involved in which of the luria's model

• Luria model of Repetition

• Luria’s model of Naming

• Luria's model of auditory comprehension

• Luria’s model of speech production

Phonological, lexical and semantic language processing is the function of

• Uncinate fasciculus

• Superior longitudinal fasciculus

• Middle longitudinal fasciculus

• Arcuate fasciculus

Selective attention, spatial attention and audiovisual ingretion is a fuction of

• Dominant hemisphere

• non dominant hemisphere