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Left vs. Right CVA
S/sx of left & right CVA
Question | Answer |
---|---|
Right side hemiplegia/hemisensory loss | L CVA |
Speech/Language issues- Broca's/Wernicke's/Global aphasia | L CVA |
Trouble sequencing/planning mvmts; Apraxia (ideomotor/ideational) | L CVA |
Slow & cautious behavior | L CVA |
Disorganized problem-solving | L CVA |
Aware of impairments & anxious about poor performance | L CVA |
Processing delays | L CVA |
Difficulty expressing + emotions | L CVA |
Difficulty processing verbal cues & commands | L CVA |
Memory impairments- Language-related | L CVA |
Left side hemiplegia/hemisensory loss | R CVA |
Problems with visual perception- Left side unilateral neglect, agnosia, visiospatial problems, issues with body scheme/image | R CVA |
Difficulty sustaining mvmts | R CVA |
Quick & impulsive behavior | R CVA |
Don't understand organization of patterns, can't problem solve or synthesize information | R CVA |
Unaware of impairments | R CVA |
Poor judgment | R CVA |
Unable to self-correct | R CVA |
Rigidity of thought | R CVA |
Difficulty with abstract thoughts | R CVA |
Difficulty with perception of emotions & expressing (-) emotions | R CVA |
Unable to process visual cues | R CVA |
Memory impairments (Spatial-Perceptual information) | R CVA |
Visual field defects | Dysfunction of either hemisphere depending on lesion location |
Emotional abnormalities | Dysfunction of either hemisphere depending on lesion location |
Cognitive deficits | Dysfunction of either hemisphere depending on lesion location |