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Which test is used to assess which side of the brain is dominant for language?
Which test is used to assess which side of the brain is dominant for language?
- Dichotic Listening Test
- Split-brain test
- Wada Test (correct)
- Lateralization test
What is the main goal of the Wada Test?
What is the main goal of the Wada Test?
- To assess visual processing of language
- To assess auditory processing of language
- To assess motor control of language
- To assess which side of the brain is dominant for language (correct)
What is the conclusion of the Dichotic Listening Tests?
What is the conclusion of the Dichotic Listening Tests?
- Auditory processing of language is on the left side of the brain (correct)
- Auditory processing of language is bilateral
- Auditory processing of language is unclear
- Auditory processing of language is on the right side of the brain
What is the purpose of temporarily anesthetizing one hemisphere of a patient's brain in the Wada Test?
What is the purpose of temporarily anesthetizing one hemisphere of a patient's brain in the Wada Test?
What is the main difference between the Wada Test and the Dichotic Listening Tests?
What is the main difference between the Wada Test and the Dichotic Listening Tests?
What is the most commonly reported sound when different linguistic sounds are played in both ears during the Dichotic Listening Tests?
What is the most commonly reported sound when different linguistic sounds are played in both ears during the Dichotic Listening Tests?
What happens if the left brain is put to sleep during the Wada Test?
What happens if the left brain is put to sleep during the Wada Test?
What can the patient still do if the left brain is put to sleep during the Wada Test?
What can the patient still do if the left brain is put to sleep during the Wada Test?