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WorksheetsCharacteristics and errors in Aphasia
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Worksheet time: 39mins
Clinician (C) (shows a picture of an apple): What is this?
Patient (P): err... this ..this... er...
The above is known as,
Paraphasia
Neologism
Word finding difficulty
paragramatism
C: Mr. P show me your right hand.
P: No response
The clinician can suspect a,
(Note: there can be more than one correct answer)
Cognitive deficit
Difficulty in short term memory
Impairment of Auditory comprehension
Impairment of visual comprehension
A task that can be used to assess for visual comprehension is,
read a paragraph aloud
read a word aloud
Listen and write down the word
Look and copy the word
Read a paragraph and answer the yes/no questions
A patient reports that he can not recall letters, after a stroke. This is known as,
Broca's aphasia
Acquired dyslexia
Acquired dysgraphia
Wernicke's aphasia
C (shows a picture of an apple): What is this?
P: alecomp
This error is known as a,
Semantic Paraphasia
Phonemic parphasia
Neologism
Formal error
C: (shows a picture of an umbrella)
P: This is a... i used it also... its raining noh... this one... this one... i can't remember what is this?
This is an example of a,
Word finding difficulty
Non fluent speech
Irrelevant circumlocution
Relevant Circumlocution
C1: (shows a picture of a dog): What is this?
P: dog
C2: (shows a picture of a cow): What is this?
P; This one... milk... dog cow.
C3: (shows a picture of a rabbit): What is this?
P: dog
The error seen in naming is known as,
Neologism
Semantic paraphasia
Phonemic paraphasia
Perseveration
P: I sleeping under (on) sofa when I'm hungry (tiered)
This response from P is an example of,
Agrammatic speech
word finding difficulty
Paragrammatic speech
Circumlocution
P: Yes.. uh.. amma.. me.. yes.. eh... eh..now Monday..eh.. teeth and eh... go
This is an example of,
Fluent aphasia
Nonfluent aphasia
Anomia
C: Were you in the army?
P: oh no...now...yes...
C: When did you fall sick?
P: (shows mouth) can't talk.. day. o'clot, you know?
This is an example of,
Fluent aphasia
Non fluent aphasia
Anomia
C: could you tell me where you are?
P; Yes yes I don't feel so good
C: Where do you live?
P: Actually I really don't know. We can eat at this picnic all day.
C: Are we on a picnic?
P: yes I am good and I hope you are too.
This is an example of,
Fluent aphasia
Non fluent aphasia
Anomia
A response to a naming test is scored for,
A- Accuracy
B- Response time
C- Self correction
D - error types
A and B only
A and C only
A, B and D
A, B and C
A, B, C and D
C: (shows a picture of a parrot)
P: Peacock
The above is an example of a,
Semantic error
Formal error
Mixed error
Unrelated error
This is a written sample from P, post stroke. This is known as,
Acquired dysgraphia
Acquired dyslexia
Acquired dysphonia
Acquired dyscalculalia
C (shows a picture of a boy kicking a ball); Whats happening here?
P: Boy.. ball.
This is an example of,
Paraphasia
Paragrammatic speech
Telegraphic speech
Anomia
C: What was your job before you got sick?
P: parbenter
C: Carpenter?
P: yes yes
This is an example of a.
Semantic error
Formal error
Neologism
Phonemic paraphasia
C; (shows a picture of a broom)
P: that... er.. not sweep.. brush
This is an example of,
mixed error
Semantic error
Formal error
Unrelated error
C: Did you work?
P: I used to go to school (work) everyday.
This is an example of a,
Semantic error
Formal error
Mixed error
Unrelated error
Identifying errors/ error patterns is important for (a)
A suitable semantic foil and phonological foil (respectively) for the target word 'goat' is,
(Note: There could be more than one correct answer)
horse, float
gate, horse
Cow, coat
sheep, gate
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