The clinical implications for a speech-language pathologist who is treating a patient with spinal cord injury at the level of about C6 or C4 and above are: 

The artery that supplies the frontal lobes and other areas within the forebrain, and that are often a cite for development of an aneurysm is: 

TRUE OR FALSE?  Reduction in the amount of a given neurotransmitter can have adverse implications for speech, voice, swallowing, cognition, and mood state. 

A midsagittal plane will divide the human body: 

The primary function of the cerebellum is: 

The specific branch of CN X that innervates all intrinsic laryngeal musculature except cricothyroid is: 

What is the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)?  What does it measure and when is it given?  How are scores on the GCS related to functional outcome?

What is focused attention?

The intrinsic and extrinsic tongue musculature receive innervation from which specific cranial nerve?

What is core consciousness?