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Promoting Aphasias communication effectiveness (PACE):

Communicate the MESSAGE using ANY modality

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Is PACE restorative or compensatory?

compensatory

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communicative drawing program:

Uses drawing as an alternative means of functional communication when speech is ineffective

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Is communicative drawing program compensatory or restorative?

compensatory

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back to the drawing board:

Uses drawing to supplement/replace spoken communication to get the message across

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is back to the drawing board compensatory or restorative

compensatory

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Visual Action Therapy (VAT):

Completely nonverbal, gesture-based treatment, especially for severe/global aphasia

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is visual action therapy compensatory or restorative?

compensatory

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what treatments are compensatory approaches?

-PACE

-communicative drawing program

-back to the drawing board

-visual action therapy (VAT)

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constraint induced language therapy (CILT):

Intensive SPOKEN language practice;

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Is constraint induced language therapy restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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melodic intonation therapy (MIT):

Uses melody/intonation + rhythmic hand tapping to facilitate verbal expression

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is melodic intonation therapy restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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voluntary control of involuntary utterances (VCIU):

Takes words produced automatically/involuntarily and brings them under voluntary control

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is voluntary control of involuntary utterances restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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treatment for aphasia perseveration:

Teaches patient to recognize, interrupt, and reduce perseverative responses

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is treatment for aphasia perseveration restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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script training:

Repeatedly practices personally meaningful, pre-established scripts until more automatic

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is script training compensatory or restorative?

both

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response elaboration training:

Takes the patient's response and EXPANDS it into a longer utterance

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is response elaboration training compensatory or restorative?

restorative

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what approaches are used to improve overall language?

- CILT

-MIT

-VCIU

-TAP

-Script training

-RET

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semantic feature analysis (SFA):

Activates MEANING features around a target: category, use, action, properties, location, association

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is semantic feature analysis restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Verb network strengthening treatment (VNesT)

Builds a semantic NETWORK around a VERB using WHO does it + WHAT they do it to

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is verb network strengthening treatment restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Phonological Components Analysis (PCA)

Activates SOUND features: first/last sound, rhyme, syllables, sound associate

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is phonological components analysis restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Word Retrieval Cueing Strategies (Cueing Hierarchy Treatment):

Uses a hierarchy of cues, generally progressing from less → more assistance, until the target word is retrieved

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is Word Retrieval Cueing Strategies restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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verb as a core (VAC):

Uses the VERB as the CORE and builds subject–verb–object sentences around it

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is verb as a core restorative or compensatory:

restorative

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sentence production program for aphasia (SPPA)

Structured practice producing 8 sentence types using story/picture stimuli and Level A → Level B

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is sentence production program for aphasia compensatory or restorative?

restorative

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what approaches are used to improve word finding skills (naming)?

-SFA

-VNest

-PCA

-Cuing Hierarchy Treatment

-VAC

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Treatment of Underlying Forms (TUF):

Explicitly teaches underlying GRAMMAR, beginning with complex sentence structures to promote generalization to simpler ones

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is Treatment of Underlying Forms restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Mapping therapy (MP):

Helps MAP thematic roles onto sentence structure — WHO did WHAT to WHOM?

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is mapping therapy restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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what approaches improve syntax?

-SPPA

-TUF

-MP

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copy and recall treatment (CART):

COPY written word → remove model → write from memory

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is copy and recall treatment compensatory or restorative?

restorative

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Anagram and Copy Treatment (ACT)

ARRANGE scrambled letter tiles → copy word → write from memory

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Is Anagram and Copy Treatment restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Problem solving approach:

Teaches strategies/resources to independently solve spelling problems and self-correct

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is problem solving approach compensatory or restorative?

BOTH

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multiple oral rereading (MOR):

Repeatedly reads the SAME passage aloud to improve reading fluency/rate

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is multiple oral rereading restorative or compensatory?

restorative

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Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA)

Structured oral reading with clinician support, progressing toward independence to improve reading + overall language

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is oral reading for language in aphasia compensatory or restorative?

restorative

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what approaches improve reading and writing?

- CART

-ACT

-problem solving approach

-MOR

-ORLA

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If question says ANY COMMUNICATION MODALITY....

PACE

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if question says DRAWING.......

CDP/BDB

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if question says nonverbal gestures/actions........

VAT

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if question says contain other modalities/intensive speech.......

CILT

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if question says REHERSE PERSONALIZE CONVO........

SCRIPT TRAINING

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If question says melody and rhyme hand tapping.......

MIT

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if question says automatic speech= voluntary speech.......

vciu

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if question says expand patients response......

RET

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if question says reduce perseveration.........

TAP

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if question says progressively stronger cues.......

cueing hierarchy

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if question says meaning features

SFA

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if question says sound features

PCA

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if question says verb +who+ what network

VNEST

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if question says verb is the core of the setnence

`VAC

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IF QUESTION SAYS Complex grammatical structures

TUF

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if question says WHO did WHAT to WHOM

mapping therapy

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if question says 8 sentence types / Level A & B

SPPA

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if question says Copy → recall → write

CART

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if question says Arrange letters → copy → write

ACT

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if question says Self-correct spelling using strategies

PROBLEM SOLVING

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if question says Same passage over and over

MOR

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if question says supported oral reading with clinican

ORLA