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neuro1 aphasia

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show acquired neurological impairment of processing for receptive and/or expressive language. Result of brain injury, head trauma, CVA, tumor or infection.  
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Diagnosis of aphasia   show
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show dependent on the individual patient, location, and extent of the lesion.  
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characteristics associated with aphasia with a poor prognosis:   show
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show temporal and parietal lobes of the dominant hemisphere  
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fluent aphasia Word output and speech production:   show
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fluent aphasia Prosody   show
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fluent aphasia Speech:   show
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show Conduction Aphasia, Wernicke's Aphasia  
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Wernicke's Aphasia Lesion:   show
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show impaired  
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show Good articulation, use of paraphasias  
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show Impaired writing  
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show Poor naming ability  
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Conduction Aphasia Lesion:   show
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show Intact fluency  
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show good comprehension  
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Conduction Aphasia Speech:   show
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show Reading intact, writing impaired  
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Non-Fluent Aphasia Common lesions:   show
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show dysprosodic speech  
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show Poor articulation and increased effort for speech  
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Non-Fluent Aphasia Content:   show
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Types of Non-Fluent Aphasia   show
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Broca's Aphasia Lesion:   show
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show Also known as “expressive aphasia”  
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show Most common form of aphasia  
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Broca's Aphasia   show
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Broca's Aphasia   show
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show Frustration with language skill errors  
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show frontal, temporal, parietal lobes  
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show is severely impaired  
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show Impaired naming, writing, repetition skills  
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show May involuntarily verbalize; usually without correct context  
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Global Aphasia   show
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