What does CVA stand for?

If someone is having an embolism, what kind of stroke are they having?

What is an example of a risk factor for stroke that you have no control over?

Why can you not see an occlusive stroke on a CAT scan right away?

Why is it important to do a CAT scan before giving tPA or other anticoagulants?

Who decides whether a craniotomy needs to be performed when someone is having a hemorrhagic stroke??

Aphasia effects what modalities of language?

Expressive aphasia generally results in what kind of speech?

A person with expressive aphasia might experience hemiparesis on what side of their body?

Why may patients with expressive aphasia become frustrated and have catastrophic reactions?

What physical signs would you expect to see in a patient with receptive aphasia?

Output for patients with receptive aphasia is usually fluent but what?

Why don't patients with receptive aphasia generally try to self-monitor when speaking?

What 3 problems are common to all aphasias?

What are the 4 modalities that an aphasia assessment must examine?

What is the main goal of rehabilitative therapy?

What are we teaching to do in compensatory therapy?

What should you never say to a patient? (Unless it is really true)

What physical signs would you expect to see in a person with RCVA?

Patients with what symptom of RCVA may be a danger to themselves because they are unable to perceive their own deficits?

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