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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 21mins
What does CVA stand for?
Cerebral Vascular Artery
Cerebral Vascular Attact
Cereal Ventricular
Attack
Stroke
What is the Circle of Willis?
One of your cranial nerves
The outer layer of the brain
Protective tissue that surrounds the CNS
A connection point of all the cerebral arteries
What are the two types of hemorrhagic strokes?
What is an Embolism?
When a clot forms in the brain's blood vessel
When a clot forms somewhere in the body and travels to the brain
A malformation of blood vessels
A weakened region in a blood vessel
Circle the Frontal Lobe
Which aphasia refers to problems with forming language?
Expressive Aphasia
Receptive Aphasia
Which aphasia typically occurs when the motor strip is injured?
Expressive Aphasia
Receptive Aphasia
Receptive Aphasia...
Means you cannot receive gifts for christmas this year
Means you have trouble with processing language
Means you have contralateral weakness
What language modalities are examined when assessing aphasia?
Verbal, graphic, auditory, and reading
Reading, writing, drawing and coloring in the lines
Verbal, physical, graphic, and writing
What is anosognosia?
Lack of spacial awareness
Difficulty recognizing people
Lack of awareness of deficits
Difficulty walking
Difficulty recognizing familiar faces is defined as_
Where do we see perceptual neglect the most?
Right hemisphere Disorders
Aphasia
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Dysphagia
What are some effects of a right hemisphere disorder?
Difficulty swallowing and eating
Contralateral weakness, face drooping, slurring speech
Seizures, brain bleeds, difficulty with vision
Perceptual neglect, anosognosia, impaired prosody
The initial impact of a TBI is referred to as...
Coup
Countercoup
Focal Damage
Damage throughout the brain; usually a result of acceleration/deceleration accidents
Localized,; usually a result of a penetrating injury
_ injuries occur at impact
(a)
What is the difference between a laceration and a contusion?
Lacerations are bruises and contusions are cuts
contusions are bruises and lacerations are cuts
What does a craniotomy do?
It is a type of therapy that helps the brain rewire itself
it is a surgery that removes part of the brain
It is a surgery that removes irritating blood in the brain, therefore relieving pressure
It is a form of physical therapy that focuses on the CNS
What is ICP?
Inter Cranial Pressure
Intra Cranial Pressure
Which of the following is true about dementia?
It is a disease
It is more present in children
It is not common
It is a syndrome
Brain disease characterized by neurofibrillary tangles and amyloid plaques
Dementia
Traumatic Brain Injury
Alzheimer's
Aphasia
What is a videofluoroscopy?
A type of brain scan
A video X-Ray
A type of MRI
A blood test
Which of the following can occur as a result of dysphagia?
Dehydration and malnutrition
Difficulty reading and writing
Difficulty recognizing people you know
Lack of awareness of disorder
Topic: Dysphagia. What do we call whatever is swallowed?
(a)
