Aphasia And Associated Speech Problems
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These questions were answered well although there is a slight defect in the naming of the members of his family and the days of the week.
The patient failed in answering the 3rd, 4th and $th questions.
In the 6th, he failed also. Although he can carry a tune perfectly well and gets many phrases in the song, he cannot be said to sing the words intelligibly.
In answer to question 7, the only thing the patient can do is to write his own name, and very frequently only his last name.
8. The patient ...can write from i to 10, but cannot add, cannot write the days of the week and cannot write the names of objects shown to him.
9. He cannot write from dictation. In con- sidering these last two tests, it must be remem- bered that this patient is possessed of a very poor quantity and quality of education and some allowance must be made for this lack.
10. The patient practically fails in doing this test, but can copy his own name and his wife's name and very little else.
n. He hears and understands what he hears [741 Aphasia and Associated Speech Problems perfectly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These questions were answered well although there is a slight defect in the naming of the members of his family and the days of the week.
The patient failed in answering the 3rd, 4th and $th questions.
In the 6th, he failed also. Although he can carry a tune perfectly well and gets many phrases in the song, he cannot be said to sing the words intelligibly.
In answer to question 7, the only thing the patient can do is to write his own name, and very frequently only his last name.
8. The patient ...can write from i to 10, but cannot add, cannot write the days of the week and cannot write the names of objects shown to him.
9. He cannot write from dictation. In con- sidering these last two tests, it must be remem- bered that this patient is possessed of a very poor quantity and quality of education and some allowance must be made for this lack.
10. The patient practically fails in doing this test, but can copy his own name and his wife's name and very little else.
n. He hears and understands what he hears [741 Aphasia and Associated Speech Problems perfectly.
What to read after Aphasia And Associated Speech Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Osnato to read onlineMoreLess
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