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Aphasia Awareness Quiz
Test your general knowledge of aphasia.
Aphasia Awareness Quiz
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Most people are familiar with aphasia.
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Aphasia means a person has difficulty retrieving words for speech and usually has some problems reading, writing, and understanding spoken language.
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True
False
The cause of aphasia is usually due to a heart attack.
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True
False
If people have aphasia they will always have a significant memory loss as well.
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True
False
Aphasia is more prevalent than Parkinson’s Disease or Muscular Dystrophy.
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True
False
A person with aphasia may have no noticeable physical impairment.
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True
False
All individuals with aphasia have very similar symptoms of the same approximate severity.
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True
False
Although most people with aphasia are older than 50 years of age, it is not unusual for younger people to acquire this disability.
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True
False
Some individuals with aphasia return to work, however, most are forced to retire or change jobs and work in a modified capacity.
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True
False
Recovery from aphasia is usually complete within six months of treatment.
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True
False
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