Case study option 2 Watch the following video, then do a case study writeup where you answer the following questions:  1. Describe this person’s speech in precise clinical terms, and referencing specific examples. Use sufficient detail that another clinician could recognize their speech from another recording. Pay particular attention to PROSODY and ARTICULATION, and the timecourse of their symptoms. (10 points).  2. Provide your diagnostic hypothesis (choose from control circuit dysarthrias only). Be specific–in particular, remember that there are many kinds of hyperkinetic dysarthrias. (5 points)  3. Justify your hypothesis above. Make sure to follow our class rules for case studies! Consider the whole person; explain all symptoms; keep it simple. (10 points) 4. What kind of technique is used in the second half of the video? (1:54 onwards.) Do you think this is a viable long-term therapeutic technique for this patient? Why or why not? (10 points) BONUS QUESTION (up to 2 points): 

A 10 lb feline is 8% dehydrated  and needs to have her fluids replaced.  What is the replacement fluids needed? Round to the nearest whole number. 

Shuffling gait – Huntington’s disease

For each of the symptoms below, indicate if they could be caused by damage to the UMN system, LMN system, or both. 

How many tablets will you dispense is a dog needs 2T q8h X 7 days?

Right hemisphere cortical stroke

Brainstem stroke

Jolanda’s grandparent says “Why don’t you play with the doll in my bedroom?” Jolanda says, “There’s no doll in your bedroom. Doll has red hair and sleeps in my room.” Jolanda’s behavior is best explained by

If the image of a person is identical on the retinas of a child, but the image of a dog is different on  each the right and left retinas. This means that the child will _________.

One-year-old Pierre notices that when their dad watches football on television, he shouts at the screen. The next time a football game come on, Pierre shouts at the screen. Peyton’s behavior best exemplifies ________________.