CSDS 201 Midterm Exam Quiz

What neurological events can potentially give rise to right hemisphere disorder?

( ) impacts the normal fluency of speech that is inappropriate for the person’s age/is characterized by dysfluencies.

"Today is Sssssssssssssssssunday" is an example of...

Organic speech sound disorders have no known cause.

A focus on motor production of speech sounds, target each sound deviation, aim is correct production of target sound...

Which of the following are characteristics of Wernicke's Aphasia?

Environmental factors that can worsen stuttering are known as...

Which statement most accurately describes the characteristics associated with Broca's aphasia?

Field cuts, loss of 1/2 of the visual field in the same quadrant in each eye, can occur with the presence of RHD.

How is post-traumatic amnesia (PTA) with traumatic brain injury (TBI) defined?

Rapid or unusual rate of speech with frequent and unusual pauses and a blending of sounds in words is called...

People with speech, language, motor, or cognitive impairments that stop them from communicating in a conventional way...

A focus on the linguistic aspects of speech production and target sounds with similar error patterns for generalizing...

An individual with a mild intellectual disability will...

A traumatic injury can be more formally defined as a...

Emotional lability is a condition in which the individual...

Why is paralysis or paresis often present in stroke patients who have nonfluent aphasia?

Difficulties with language only impacts spoken language.

With regard to stuttering, eye blinks, head movements, and hand slapping are examples of...

An individual with a moderate intellectual disability will...

Children learning multiple languages will have delays/disorders in at least one of the languages being learned.

Which of the following is a true statement?

"C----------------can we go tomorrow" is an example of...

Young children with ASD will often display notable limitations in...

( ) is a therapy that invovles producing speech that is relaxed, slower, with easy breathing, easy onset of phonation.

Which of the following is an example of a functional speech sound disorder.

An individual with a profound intellectual disability will...

Which of the following are characteristics of autism?

( ) measures level of consciousness and is given any time a traumatic brain injury is suspected.

( ) is a tool that helps promote communication for people that are unable to communicate in a conventional manner.

The diagnosis of intellectual disabilities (IDs) is based on which of the below criteria?

Anosognosia is a condition in which the individual...

Speech with an unusually high rate of stoppages that disrupt the flow of communication is called...

An individual with a severe intellectual disability will...

How does the right hemisphere of the brain contribute to language function?

Most people have some sort of disfluency when speaking.

Language disorders can be seen in both children and adults.

Which hemisphere of the brain is dominant for language functions in a majority of people who are right handed?

( ) is a therapy that manages stuttering by reducing secondary behaviors, fear and anxiety, that are associated with it.

( ) is the first hour following head trauma where first responders attempt to maximize positive outcomes for the brain.

Language skills allow a child to navigate their environment, form relationships, read, write, and experience success.

Media is the communication channels through which news, entertainment, education, data, or messages are disseminated.

Which of the below are not part of the three language domains?

When evaluating stuttering, professionals will usually calculate the average number of dysfluencies ( ) or ( ).

A stroke that occurs in the right hemisphere will still be referred to as aphasia.

Stuttering affects more boys than girls.