CETP Quiz! Week 4 + CETP Quiz! Week 3 + CETP Quiz

________ refers to children's ability to recognize, understand and use word parts (e.g. affix) that carry significance.

Joni is 30 months old and does not talk often. Her receptive lang is in tact and has normal play. Joni:

If a child has an RTP impairment they

Lucy's most typical brown's morpheme stage is III and her most advanced stage is III, what could this mean?

What reinforcement schedule is recommended to further develop self-evaluation skills?

Which Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score corresponds to a moderate brain injury?

Which of the following is FALSE about Apraxia of Speech (AOS)?

What is the goal of contrast therapy?

Intrinsic laryngeal muscles are primarily responsible for voice production. What cranial nerve innervates them?

A patient was referred to you and their MRI showed lesions to the cerebellum. What type of dysarthria would you expect?

An assessment for a patient with TBI may include:

Respiratory therapy would be most helpful to a patient with:

Treatment of the dysarthrias includes

At what age do children tend to transition from single to multi-word combos?

What type of mixed dysarthria is found in multiple sclerosis (MS) and Wilson's disease?

What is NOT a component of acoustic highlighting?

A patient with just hyperkinetic dysarthria most likely has

Which type of dysarthria is often described as sounding "drunk", caused by damage to the cerebellum.

What is impacted in conductive hearing loss?

Bruno is a 4 year old with reduced vocabulary, limited sentence structure and discourse impairments. He most likely has:

Analyzing a childs semantics means you are analyzing their

Keanu's speech has a slow rate. His voice sounds strained, harsh and low pitch. His DDK's are slow and regular this is:

Most common mixed dysarthria types are:

When can articulation tests NOT be used and when is spontaneous speech and language sample the only way to assess?

Which of the following is the most common cause of TBI?

Which of the following hearing problems is most prevalent among children with cleft palate?

What is Brown's stage 3?

A typically-developing 10 month old child will exhibit which of the following skills?

Apraxia of speech is characterized by

What phonological approach emphasizes extensive homonymy, sound substituion preferences, and phoneme collapse?

Many phonological processes are suppressed by age ______, and almost all are suppressed by age _______

Greg has had botox injections to treat his spasmodic dysphonia and rested for 30 minutes after. He is most likely to:

What semantic relationship is "doggy bark"?

Pete suffered surgical trauma that that damaged his lower motor neuron and caused this type of dysarthria

Which phonological process could be seen in a typically developing 5 year old child?

The child says, "Ball blue". The clinician replies, "What colour is the ball?". What technique did the clinician use?

Brown's morphemes most advanced stage refers to _____________

The suprahyoid muscles lie above the hyoid bone, sometimes called elevators, this group of muscles includes:

Kid uses multiple phonological processes & is highly unintelligible. What phonological delay approach would you choose?

A 5 y.o. boy has the morphemes: past tense -ed, regular 3rd person -s & articles. What should you work on next?

A bilingual child is presenting with language difficulties in his L2. What do you recommend?

Which of the following characteristics is consistent with hypokinetic dysarthria?

During what weeks of embryological development does the hard palate fuse?

The vertebral column is made up of:

You have a child aged 5, what articulation test is most suitable for them?

Late talkers

Apraxia of speech is often associated with:

Issues seen in muscles around the tongue is often a result of what CN damage?

Which of the following will most effectively decrease the fundamental frequency of the laryngeal tone?

Your patient has flaccid dysarthria. On an OME, their velum deviates to one side. Which CN do you think is damaged?

A child with no words points at toys she wants and laughs when her dog barks. Which stage of communication is this?

You see a pt with a lesion in cerebellum, which disorder type do you suspect?

Dysarthria is

The most effective type of in school therapy is

An SLP who teaches object permanence before targeting words/linguistic concepts is following what theory of lang. dev.?

Some things about AAC

MS is often seen with which mixed dysarthria type?

A child producing “flog” instead of “fog” is an example of what phonological rule?

Kanye is a 5 year old with a DLD and cognitive impairment. Which intervention approach would best suit Kanye's need?

What is a conductive hearing loss?

You're assessing Jane, a hyperactive 6 y/o. Which of the following are ways to set up the assessment for success?

Count the number of morphemes: The kitty went and licked herself clean while Aunty Hannah watched TV.

Referral from a teacher about a student who is 4;2 and is having trouble following directions (more info will be given)

What disease is associated with hyperkinetic dysarthria?

Which of the following is not a typical biological change in an aging person?

Type of cartilage in the laryngeal system

What is the only muscle involved in vocal fold abduction?

For a child with motor speech disorders

A child who has verbal dyspraxia (childhood apraxia of speech) has

When planning treatment for a severe mixed dysarthria patient, you should always consider:

Which of the following is not a child centered mapping approach when dealing with language development

Communication treatment for patients with TBI involves

What nerve provides motor and sensory information to the diaphragm?

The cause of the majority of speech sound disorders in children is

This is the child's ability to learn more about what words mean through repeated exposures in multiple contexts.

A patient with a severe TBI is most likely to

Hyperkinetic dysarthria results from

You see a pt with a lesion in LMNs, which disorder type do you suspect?

At what age is a child expected to be understood by strangers 75% of the time?

Which phonological processes are typically seen in more severe phonological delays?

You have been asked to assess Paul, a 68 year old man with suspected neurogenic stuttering. You expect to observe:

Ranchos Los Amigos: RLA level ____ marks resolved PTA and improved orientation to person, place and time

The following statements are true about hypokinetic and hyperkinetic dysarthrias EXCEPT

Issues seen in muscles around the pharynx ( i.e. stylopharyngeus) is often a result of what CN damage?

TBI with skull fracture is still classified as a closed-head injury if:

Involuntary, rapidly occurring jerks in the body are called?

Which of the following is a dysphagia exercise and should not be preformed with food?

Sound Production Therapy (SPT) is a recommended treatment approach for AOS. Which of the following best describes SPT?