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Slide 1:
Title: What is Aphasia?
- Aphasia is a language disorder caused by brain damage.
- It affects speaking, understanding, reading, or writing.
- Common after a stroke or head injury.
Slide 2:
Title: Quiz Instructions
- Read each question carefully.
- Choose the correct answer.
- Answers will be shared at the end.
- This quiz is for learning, not diagnosis.
Slide 3:
Title: Question 1 – Types of Aphasia
Which type of aphasia is most associated with fluent but nonsensical speech?
A. Broca’s Aphasia
B. Wernicke’s Aphasia
C. Anomic Aphasia
D. Global Aphasia
Slide 4:
Title: Question 2 – Symptoms
A person with expressive aphasia may:
A. Speak in long, flowing sentences
B. Struggle to find words and speak in short phrases
C. Have no trouble speaking
D. Repeat everything they hear
Slide 5:
Title: Question 3 – Causes
Aphasia is typically caused by:
A. Spinal cord injury
B. Damage to the language centers in the brain
C. Hearing loss
D. Motor neuron disease
Slide 6:
Title: Question 4 – Professional Support
Which professional typically assesses and treats aphasia?
A. Occupational Therapist
B. Neurologist
C. Speech and Language Therapist
D. Psychologist
Slide 7:
Title: Question 5 – Communication Strategies
What is one useful strategy when talking to someone with aphasia?
A. Speak quickly and loudly
B. Finish their sentences for them
C. Use simple words and give extra time
D. Avoid eye contact
Slide 8:
Title: Answer Slide
1. B – Wernicke’s Aphasia
2. B – Struggle to find words
3. B – Brain damage in language centers
4. C – Speech and Language Therapist
5. C – Use simple words and give time
Slide 9:
Title: Learn More About Aphasia
- The Stroke Association
- National Aphasia Association
- NHS or local health providers
- Speech-language therapy services
Slide 10:
Title: Thank You!
- Well done for taking part!
- Remember, aphasia affects each person differently.
- Patience and understanding go a long way.
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