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In aphasia, individuals may experience difficulty with both written and ___________ language. - SPOKEN, True or False: Aphasia can result from various causes, not just strokes. - TRUE, True or False: Aphasia is a rare condition that only affects a small percentage of the population. - FALSE, True or False: Aphasia is always caused by a stroke. - FALSE, True or False: Aphasia only affects the ability to speak and does not impact writing skills. - FALSE, Name one type of aphasia characterized by difficulty in both language production and comprehension - GLOBAL APHASIA, True or False: Aphasia primarily affects physical movements like walking. - FALSE, Finish the phrase: Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects the ability to use and understand ___________. - LANGUAGE, True or False: Aphasia is a form of hearing impairment - FALSE, True or False: There is no direct cure for aphasia - TRUE, Individuals with aphasia may have challenges in organizing words into meaningful ___________ - SENTENCES, Which part of the brain is associated with language comprehension in aphasia? - WERNİCKE'S AREA, Which type of aphasia is ''non-fluent aphasia''? - BROCA'S APHASIA, What are the areas that work together with SLT in the treatment of aphasia? - NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND NEUROLOGY, Most of people with aphasia are -------- aged and -------aged. - MIDDLE AND OLD, Difficulty in using or understanding words - APHASIA, Brain region related to speech production. - BROCA'S AREA, Brain region related to language comprehension. - WERNICKE'S AREA, Challenges for individuals with aphasia. - COMMUNICATION, In aphasia, individuals may have difficulty with the correct ___________ of sounds in words. - ARTICULATION,

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