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Characteristics and errors in Aphasia

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Clinician (C) (shows a picture of an apple): What is this?

Patient (P): err... this ..this... er...

The above is known as,

a)

Paraphasia

b)

Neologism

c)

Word finding difficulty

d)

paragramatism

2.

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)

a)

Cognitive deficit

b)

Difficulty in short term memory

c)

Impairment of Auditory comprehension

d)

Impairment of visual comprehension

3.

A task that can be used to assess for visual comprehension is,

a)

read a paragraph aloud

b)

read a word aloud

c)

Listen and write down the word

d)

Look and copy the word

e)

Read a paragraph and answer the yes/no questions

4.

A patient reports that he can not recall letters, after a stroke. This is known as,

a)

Broca's aphasia

b)

Acquired dyslexia

c)

Acquired dysgraphia

d)

Wernicke's aphasia

5.

C (shows a picture of an apple): What is this?

P: alecomp

This error is known as a,

a)

Semantic Paraphasia

b)

Phonemic parphasia

c)

Neologism

d)

Formal error

6.

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,

a)

Word finding difficulty

b)

Non fluent speech

c)

Irrelevant circumlocution

d)

Relevant Circumlocution

7.

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,

a)

Neologism

b)

Semantic paraphasia

c)

Phonemic paraphasia

d)

Perseveration

8.

P: I sleeping under (on) sofa when I'm hungry (tiered)

This response from P is an example of,

a)

Agrammatic speech

b)

word finding difficulty

c)

Paragrammatic speech

d)

Circumlocution

9.

P: Yes.. uh.. amma.. me.. yes.. eh... eh..now Monday..eh.. teeth and eh... go

This is an example of,

a)

Fluent aphasia

b)

Nonfluent aphasia

c)

Anomia

10.

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,

a)

Fluent aphasia

b)

Non fluent aphasia

c)

Anomia

11.

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,

a)

Fluent aphasia

b)

Non fluent aphasia

c)

Anomia

12.

A response to a naming test is scored for,

A- Accuracy

B- Response time

C- Self correction

D - error types

a)

A and B only

b)

A and C only

c)

A, B and D

d)

A, B and C

e)

A, B, C and D

13.

C: (shows a picture of a parrot)

P: Peacock

The above is an example of a,

a)

Semantic error

b)

Formal error

c)

Mixed error

d)

Unrelated error

14.

This is a written sample from P, post stroke. This is known as,

a)

Acquired dysgraphia

b)

Acquired dyslexia

c)

Acquired dysphonia

d)

Acquired dyscalculalia

15.

C (shows a picture of a boy kicking a ball); Whats happening here?

P: Boy.. ball.

This is an example of,

a)

Paraphasia

b)

Paragrammatic speech

c)

Telegraphic speech

d)

Anomia

16.

C: What was your job before you got sick?

P: parbenter

C: Carpenter?

P: yes yes

This is an example of a.

a)

Semantic error

b)

Formal error

c)

Neologism

d)

Phonemic paraphasia

17.

C; (shows a picture of a broom)

P: that... er.. not sweep.. brush

This is an example of,

a)

mixed error

b)

Semantic error

c)

Formal error

d)

Unrelated error

18.

C: Did you work?

P: I used to go to school (work) everyday.

This is an example of a,

a)

Semantic error

b)

Formal error

c)

Mixed error

d)

Unrelated error

19.

Identifying errors/ error patterns is important for (a)  

20.

A suitable semantic foil and phonological foil (respectively) for the target word 'goat' is,

(Note: There could be more than one correct answer)

a)

horse, float

b)

gate, horse

c)

Cow, coat

d)

sheep, gate

21.

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