Wernicke's Aphasia
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Uploaded on Sep 18, 2007
This is a video of a patient with Wernicke's aphasia from the Wisconsin Physiology Dept.
http://www.physiology.wisc.edu/yin/pu...
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Top Comments
iloveihop07 1 year ago
"How many years were you a dentist?"
"Holy Christmas! Let's see here.... a hundred.... hundred thirty............"
"About forty."
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Formslip 1 year ago
fuck that interviewer. i want to hit her in the mouth.
at the end where he's like "you have a heck of a time" (understanding what im saying)
she responds "Do i have the time?"
or @ 3:25 when hes just making stupid words and says "Oh wowie these are terrible words"
clearly he is competent. she treats him like he's mental.
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Sarah Kohler 1 week ago
neuropsychology is a science, he confused his facts, don't lay into him.
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Iman Arafa 1 week ago
Broca's area in the inferior frontal gyrus is responsible for speech production. That's why he has no problem talking
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DelusionalFraternity 3 weeks ago
You don't know what you are talking about.
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HippieGoddess142 3 weeks ago
Holy Christmas! That is going to be my new catchphrase. :)
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QuiKKii 2 months ago
HOLY CHRISTMAS
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Johnnymushio 2 months ago
Dr. Pecina sent me here.
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davisaj4 2 months ago
Understanding speech and speaking impairment are two very different areas. I'm not sure what your comment contributes to this conversation. Not being able to understand speech doesn't cause impairment to speaking. You're just wrong.
Also, Neurobiology is an actual science versus psychology, so I think it's a little more credible.
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Miki Gundy 2 months ago
Straight from my psychology textbook.
"Wernicke's area is also involved in speech production but has a crucial role in the comprehension of speech; more specifically, with interpreting the sounds of human speech."
Therefore; patients with Wernickes disorder have trouble understanding speech, which causes impairment to speaking.
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timothy929 2 months ago
You're right. His ability to repeat needs to be tested to distinguish if it's a conduction aphasia (can't repeat) or anomic aphasia (can repeat).
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Benjamin Carreau 3 months ago
Holy Christmas!
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