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4.) Following CVA involving the right
ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM
hemisphere, a patient exhibiting unilateral
A.Y. 2018-2019
neglect would generally NOT?
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NAME:
a. Eat food on the right side of the plate.
SCORE:
b. Bump a one-arm driven wheelchair into
things on the left side.
1.) Brunstromm stage of motor recovery
c. Ignore or deny existence of L UE and LE
wherein there is prominence of spasticity
d. Shave or put make up only on the
and the patient voluntarily moves the
left side of the face.
limb, but muscle activation is all within
e. None of the above
the synergy patterns:

5.) A PT reviews the medical record of a

a. Stage I
patient with Broca’s aphasia. This
b. Stage II
condition MOST often results from a CVA
c. Stage III
that affects the?
d. Stage IV
e. Stage V
a. ACA
b. MCA
2.) A PT examines a patient status post
c. PCA
CVA. The patient has severe difficulty in
d. VBA
verbal expression and mild difficulty in
e. None of the above
understanding complex syntax. This
communication disorder is best termed
6.) A patient rehabilitating from CVA
as?
exhibits a flexor synergy pattern in the
upper extremity. The strongest
a. Broca’s aphasia
component of the pattern is?
b. Conduction aphasia
c. Global aphasia
a. Shoulder ER
d. Wernicke’s aphasia
b. Forearm supination
e. None of the above
c. Elbow flexion
d. Scapular elevation
3.) A stroke occurs when a blood vessel in
e. None of the above
the brain is blocked, leaks, or bursts. A
stroke in the young is commonly of
7.) What is impaired in patients with
hemorrhagic type.
anomia?

a. First statement is true. Second

a. Naming
statement is false.
b. Repetition
b. First statement is false. Second
c. Comprehension
statement is true.
d. Reading
c. Both statements are true.
e. Any of these e. None of the above

8.) Stroke in the young refers to a stroke 12.) Which stroke syndrome affects
affecting a person below memory?

a. 55 y.o. a. ACA
b. 60 y.o. b. MCA
c. 45 y.o. c. PCA
d. 50 y.o. d. VBA
e. None of the above e. None of the above

9.) The following blood vessels form the 13.) What area of the brain is responsible
circle of Willis, EXCEPT: for differentiating types of texture and
intensities of vibration?
a. ACA
b. Anterior communicating artery a. Areas 9, 10, 11, 12
c. PCA b. Areas 5, 7
d. MCA c. Area 43
e. None of the above d. Areas 3, 1, 2
e. None of the above
10.) Occurs in the presence of
thrombolytic dises and is the result of 14.) What type of aphasia that presents
temporary blood ischemia in the brain and with poor comprehension, but normal
surrounding tissues. Does not show repetition?
changes on CT scan or MRI:
a. Broca’s aphasia
a. RIND b. Wernicke’s aphasia
b. Complete stroke c. Transcortical motor aphasia
c. Stroke in evolution d. Global aphasia
d. TIA e. Transcortical sensory aphasia
e. None of the above
15.) Global aphasia results from occlusion
11.) A 72-year old woman has abrupt of the upper trunk of the MCA. It affects
onset of right face and hand weakness, the 3rd frontal convolution and the
disturbed speech production and posterior part of the superior temporal
homonymous hemianopsia. This is most gyrus.
likely attributable to occlusion of which of
the following areteries? a. First statement is true. Second
statement is false.
a. MCA b. First statement is false. Second
b. ACA statement is true.
c. Vertebrobasilar artery c. Both statements are true.
d. PICA d. Both statements are false.
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