Question 1

Impairment of ability to program the positioning of speech musculature

Accepted Answer

Apraxia

Answer

Ataxia

Answer

Dysarthria

Answer

Delayed language disorder

Question 2

Impairment of the conception and use of an object or gesture

Accepted Answer

Ideational

Answer

Ideomotor

Answer

Constructive

Answer

Idiopathic

Question 3

Impairment of performance of movement need to use an object or make gesture

Accepted Answer

Ideomotor

Answer

Linguistic

Answer

Symbolic

Answer

Transactive

Question 4

Impairment in planning the movement of upper & lower extremities and their appendages

Accepted Answer

Limb apraxia

Answer

Intentional Apraxia

Answer

Retrospective Apraxia

Answer

Ideomotor apraxia

Question 5

Impairment of ability to plan movements of tongue, lips, jaw, and other oral structures

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal Oral Apraxia/Oral Apraxia

Answer

Ideation apraxia

Answer

PROMPT

Answer

Lingual Limbic Apraxia

Question 6

Insult to motor speech selector and programmer causes

Accepted Answer

Apraxia of speech

Answer

APD

Answer

Ideomotor apraxia

Answer

Limb apraxia

Question 7

Impairment in ability to select and sequence motor commands for correct positioning

Accepted Answer

Apraxia of Speech

Answer

Dysarthria

Answer

Wernicke’s

Answer

Broca’s

Question 8

Disordered articulation, groping, phonemic sequencing errors are characteristic of

Accepted Answer

Apraxia of speech

Answer

Dementia

Answer

Stuttering

Answer

Logorrehea

Question 9

Prosodic impact of verbal apraxia

Accepted Answer

Slow rate

Answer

Respiratory problems

Answer

Nasality

Answer

Articulation errors

Question 10

Shallow respiration with apraxia impacts

Accepted Answer

Resonance/phonation

Answer

Overall muscle tone

Answer

Saliva control

Answer

Rapid alternating syllable rate

Question 11

Sequential motion rate is an important part of this

Accepted Answer

Apraxia Assessment

Answer

Voice treatment

Answer

Aphasia Assessment

Answer

Fluency Assessment

Question 12

Repetitive and intensive drill work

Accepted Answer

Is part of apraxia treatment

Answer

Causes dyspraxia

Answer

Is never appropriate

Answer

Is unethical

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