As Maurice’s medical condition stabilizes, the team recommen…

As Maurice’s medical condition stabilizes, the team recommends he transfer to an intensive rehabilitation setting in another city. He is on a regular diet and presents with nonfluent aphasia. According to the stroke guidelines, your therapy would likely include which one of the following at this point in his care? 

Case study: Carol Use this information for questions 31-34….

Case study: Carol Use this information for questions 31-34. Your supervisor provided you the following evaluation results from the short form of the Boston Naming Test and the Western Aphasia Battery – Revised.  BNT-short form max = 15 5 WAB         AQ max = 100 40.9 WAB Type   Broca WAB Spontaneous Speech Info Content max = 10 3 WAB Spontaneous Speech Fluency max = 10 4 Spontaneous Speech Score for AQ max = 20 7 WAB Yes/No Q comprehension max = 60 55 WAB Auditory word recognition max = 60 52 WAB Sequential Steps Comprehension max = 80 40 Aud-Verbal Comp Score for AQ max = 10 7.05 WAB Repetition max = 100 34 Repetition Score for AQ max = 10 3.4 WAB Object Naming max = 60 31 WAB  Word Fluency max = 20 5 WAB Sentence Completion max = 10 4 WAB Responsive Speech max = 10 2 Naming Score for AQ max = 10 4.2   Do the results of these two assessments support a diagnosis of Broca’s aphasia? Explain your rationale as to why or why not.   *Adapted from: Boyle, M. (n.d.). AphasiaTalkbank.org

As Maurice transfers to an intensive inpatient rehabilitatio…

As Maurice transfers to an intensive inpatient rehabilitation setting, suppose you were the SLP to see him. List the following:  Two assessment measures you would use and your rationale Two treatment approaches or strategies that you would incorporate into your therapy and your rationale One impairment-based goal  One functional/life participation-based goal