Aphasia

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Which hemisphere of the brain contains major language centers? Zone?
left
peri sylvian zone
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Causes of Aphasia
L Hemisphere CVA affecting any structures/processing in the language zones
Neurodegenerative Diseases that affect left hemisphere (PPA, FTD)
Brain Tumors
Traumatic Brain Injury
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Approaches to Aphasia
Syndrome Approach
Cognitive-Neuropsychological Approach
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Psycholinguistic Model
key part of a cognitive-neuropsychological approach
developmental approach to find discrete area of damage
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Syndrome Approach
most common
based on patterns of abnormal language comprehension, repetition, and expression
location determines specific aphasia syndrom
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Types of Aphasia Syndromes
Cortical (wenicke's, broca's, ...)
Subcortical (ant capsular/putaminal...)

Fluent
Nonfluent
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Fluent Aphasias
Anomic
Conduction
Transcortical Sensory (TCS)
Wernicke's
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Non-Fluent Aphasias
Transcortical Motor (TCM)
Broca's
Sev Mixed Non-Fluent
Global
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Aphasia Assessments Tools
Comprehensive Batteries:
Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination - 3rd Ed. (BDAE-3)
Comprehensive Aphasia Test (CAT)
Western Aphasia Battery- Revised (WAB-R)
Minnesota
Aphasia Diagnostic Profiles
Psycholinguistic Assessment of Language (PAL)
Pyscholinguistic Assessment Language Processing in Aphasia (PALPA)
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All Batteries Measure
Verbal Expression (fluency, informational content)
Auditory Comprehension
Repetition
Naming
Reading Comprehension
Written Expression
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Classification of Aphasia Syndrome Steps
Naming -> Fluency of Verbal Expression -> Auditory Comprehension -> Repetition
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Types of naming
Confrontational
Responsive
Divergent
Convergent
Naming in connected speech
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Confrontational
tell me what this is
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Responsive
fill in the blank
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Divergent
name multiple things in a category
should get at least 33 words
people with aphasia have an easier time with this
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Convergent
name the category
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Naming in connected speech
pauses and fillers in speech, run on sentences
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spoken word production errors are called
paraphasias
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Types of paraphasias/error analyses
Lexical
Sublexical
Other
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Lexical Errors
verbal - real word unrelated
semantic - real word related
formal - one letter substituted
- substitute a different word
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Sublexical error
phonemic
neologistic - unrelated sound
- sound changed
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Other paraphasias
Mixed Paraphasia - combined lexical and sublexical
verbal sterotype - involuntary repeating phrases
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Procedural Narrative
Sequencing
- have ingredients, tell what to do
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Story Narrative
tell the plot of a familiar story
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Two components of Fluency
Length of Utterances
Melodic Line or Prosody
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Non Fluent Aphasia
Expressive Aphasia; telgraphic speech
gramatical errors
nouns>verbs
<5 words
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In non fluent aphasia auditory comprehension ranges from
Global - TCM
-comprehension typically preserved
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Fluent Syndromes
Wernicke's
Conduction
Transcortical Sensory
Anomic
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2 parts of auditory comprehension
Comprehension for command
Comprehension for yes/no questions
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Paradoxes
there is variabiity in performance
-able to do something in one second, not the next
-automatic speech easier than propositional speech
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Treatment Options
Impairment Based treatment
Socially oriented Approaches
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Impairment Based treatment
evidence based intervention designed to remediate the underlying linguistic impairment
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Socially oriented approaches to treatment
life participation approach
focus is on communicative effectiveness and participation rather than linguistic accuracy
group treatment
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