Answer Question Below...

Articulation therapy using phonetic placement

Answer Question Below...

Mandibular protrusion (due to Class III malocclusion)

Answer Question Below...

No problem suspected at this time

Answer Question Below...

use consistent sound and intonation patterns for specific intentions

When evaluating a patient with at tracheostomy tube in place which of the following is not true?

An inflated cuff is the only way to ensure aspiration does not occur

Naturalistic teaching chiefly involves which of the following?

Establishing successful and useful communication

Which of the following is a typical symptom of cerebellar involvement?

Overshooting or undershooting an intended target

Answer Question Below...

Phoneme-specific nasal emission

Before an SLP initiates voice intervention, it is most important that the SLP gather information about the

cause of the client’s voice problem

Answer Question Below...

Addressing oral-motor control issues to improve sucking patterns

Answer Question Below...

Determine the need for referral for assessment by professionals

Which of the following indicates the goal of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?

Ensure a patient’s privacy and confidentiality of health-care information

Which of the following is true about determine whether a patient is a candidate for AAC ?

We should always presume potential so someone is not excluded from AAC

Answer Question Below...

Nasal emissions and weak pressure consonants; Focus on PA

Answer Question Below...

The distribution and spacing of the format frequencies

Answer Question Below...

/f/ for /θ/ in postvocalic position

Per evidence-based practice, which therapy approach has been successful in improving velopharyngeal function for speech?

Phonetic placement approach with biofeedback on nasal resonance

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1
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Backing
Stopping
Gliding
Final Consonant Deletion
2
Answer Question Below...
Surgical management
Prosthodontic management
Articulation therapy using phonetic placement
Palatal expansion
3
Answer Question Below...
Enlarged adenoids
Mandibular protrusion (due to Class III malocclusion)
Restricted velopharyngeal opening
Bilateral nasal cavity obstruction
4
Answer Question Below...
Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
Trigeminal Nerve (V)
Hypoglossal Nerve (XII)
Facial Nerve (VII)
5
Answer Question Below...
Bimodal
Unimodal
Multimodal
Gestural
6
Answer Question Below...
Release activation
Filtered activation
Timed activation
Scanning activation
7
Answer Question Below...
Meniere's disease
Acoustic Neuroma
Presbycuisis
Otosclerosis
8
Answer Question Below...
Pierre Robin sequence
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Down syndrome
22q1l.2 deletion or Velocardiofacial syndrome
9
Answer Question Below...
/d/
/s/
/t/
/z/
10
Answer Question Below...
Silent aspiration has likely occurred
Unable to determine, but an instrumental assessment should be recommended
No problem suspected at this time
Pharyngeal dysphagia-a modified diet should be recommended
11
Answer Question Below...
reach for objects that she desires
use recognizable words and phrases to express her intentions
use consistent sound and intonation patterns for specific intentions
establish joint reference with her caretaker
12
When evaluating a patient with at tracheostomy tube in place which of the following is not true?
An inflated cuff may cause irritation to the airway
An inflated cuff allows for constant delivery of air with a ventilator
An inflated cuff does not prevent aspiration
An inflated cuff is the only way to ensure aspiration does not occur
13
Naturalistic teaching chiefly involves which of the following?
Using multiple trials and training techniques
Using more adult-initiated interactions than child-initiated interactions
Establishing successful and useful communication
Using differential reinforcement, fading, and modeling
14
Answer Question Below...
Cluster Reduction
Final Consonant Deletion
Reduplication
Weak syllable deletion
15
Saying "car" instead of "bus" represents which type of paraphasia?
Semantic Paraphasia
Neologistic Paraphasia
Perseveration
Phonemic Paraphasia
16
Which of the following is a typical symptom of cerebellar involvement?
Rigidity during voluntary motions
Spasticity during involuntary action
Word-finding difficulty
Overshooting or undershooting an intended target
17
Answer Question Below...
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
A posterior palatal fistula
Velopharyngeal insufficiency
An anterior palatal fistula
18
Answer Question Below...
Background noise level
Type of acoustic environment
Severity of Parkinson's Disease
Speech intelligibility
19
Answer Question Below...
Content validity
Face validity
Split-half reliability
Interjudge reliability
20
Answer Question Below...
Left Cerebral Cortex
Cerebellum
Right Cerebral Cortex
Brain Stem
21
Answer Question Below...
Hyponasal
Hypernasal
Normal
Cul de sac
22
Audible nasal emission is most perceived during the production of which of the following?
Voiceless fricative consonants
Vowels and voiceless consonants
Vowels and voiced consonants
Nasal consonants (/m/, /n/, /ng/)
23
Before an SLP initiates voice intervention, it is most important that the SLP gather information about the
fundamental frequency of the client’s laryngeal tone
cause of the client’s voice problem
client’s breathing patterns
client’s oral motor skills
24
Answer Question Below...
Synthesized speech output
Visual scene display on SGD
Tactile symbols
Dynamic display SGD
25
Answer Question Below...
All of these are affected
Articulation
Resonation
Phonation
26
Answer Question Below...
Strategies to heighten sensory awareness
Compensatory techniques
Rehabilitation techniques
Safe treatment strategies for all patients with dysphagia
27
Answer Question Below...
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation
Expiratory muscle strength training
Surface electromyography
Deep pharyngeal nerve stimulation
28
Answer Question Below...
Specific Language Impairment
Auditory Processing Disorder
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Expressive Language Disorder
29
Answer Question Below...
Global
Conduction
Wernike's
Transcortical Motor
30
Answer Question Below...
70%
80%
90%
60%
31
Answer Question Below...
blocked, mass
random, distributed
block, distributed
random, mass
32
Answer Question Below...
Enhancing state/behavior management to reduceagitation during feedings
Focus on improving endurance for longer, more organized feeding times
Implementing tactile response strategies to reduce gag and improve feeding
Addressing oral-motor control issues to improve sucking patterns
33
Answer Question Below...
Determine the need for referral for assessment by professionals
Determine the consistency of foods and liquids that are safest for Mr. S.
Assist in development of a treatment plan
Diagnose the presence of a swallowing disorder
34
Answer Question Below...
Occipital Lobe
Cerebellum
Temporal Lobe
Frontal Lobe
35
Which of the following indicates the goal of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
Ensure a patient’s privacy and confidentiality of health-care information
Ensure a free and appropriate education
Ensure a patient’s knowledge of health insurance
Maximize health insurance coverage for speech-language pathology services
36
Which of the following is true about determine whether a patient is a candidate for AAC ?
Patient must meet prerequisites to ensure an appropriate recommendation
We should always presume potential so someone is not excluded from AAC
AAC should not be considered if a patient has some verbal output
AAC should not be introduced if the goal is verbal communication
37
Answer Question Below...
acute laryngitis
contact ulcers
vocal nodules
spastic dysphonia
38
Answer Question Below...
"More juice"
"Yummy juice"
"No Milk"
"Want cookie"
39
Answer Question Below...
Melodic intonation therapy
Conversational coaching
Response elaboration training
Script training for aphasia
40
Answer Question Below...
tongue retraction
lateral bracing
muscle tension
All the options
41
Answer Question Below...
Frontal lisp and glottal stops; Recommend surgical repair
Liquid distortions and lateralized /s/ begin articulation therapy
Stridency deletion and final consonant deletion; Monitor speech development
Nasal emissions and weak pressure consonants; Focus on PA
42
Answer Question Below...
Bulbar palsy
Athetosis
Spasticity
Hypotonia
43
Answer Question Below...
The harmonic-to-noise ratio
The intensity of the vowel production
The distribution and spacing of the format frequencies
The pitch contour across the vowel
44
Answer Question Below...
Me/See
Sue/Zoo
No/dough
Tea/Key
45
Answer Question Below...
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
A posterior palatal fistula
An anterior palatal fistula
A failed pharyngeal flap procedure
46
Primary motor innervation to the larynx and velum is provided by which cranial nerve?
X
V
IX
VII
47
Answer Question Below...
Global Aphasia
Wernicke's Aphasia
Broca's Aphasia
Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
48
Answer Question Below...
/f/ for /θ/ in postvocalic position
Affricates for fricatives in word-final position
/θ/ for /s/ in all positions
Dentals for velars in word-initial position
49
Which of the following words would show nasal emissions?
See
Both red and blue
Be
Me
50
Per evidence-based practice, which therapy approach has been successful in improving velopharyngeal function for speech?
Phonetic placement approach with biofeedback on nasal resonance
Mechanical stimulation of the faucial pillars
Blowing exercises
Electrical stimulation
51
Which of the following phonological pattern is typically seen in Mandarin ELLs?
Fronting
Final Consonant Deletion
Stopping
Gliding
52
Answer Question Below...
Right-hemisphere traumatic brain injury
Left-hemisphere cerebrovascular accident
Bilateral traumatic brain injury
Alzheimer’s dementia
53
Answer Question Below...
Blood clot formed in a larger artery and traveled to a smaller artery
Bubble of air in the blood stream after his recent pneumonia vaccine
Aneurysm
Hemorrhage
54
Which type of list is considered developmental till a certain age, and what is that age?
Lateral, age 3
Lateral, age 5
Frontal, age 3
Frontal, Age 5
55
Answer Question Below...
Cul-de-sac resonance
Hypernasality
Hyponasality
Mixed resonance
56
Answer Question Below...
Constraint induced language therapy
Verb network strengthening treatment
External memory aids
Spaced retrieval
57
Answer Question Below...
Agrammatic Aphasia
Specific Language Impairment
Right hemisphere disorder
Expressive Language Disorder
58
Answer Question Below...
Syntactic relationships
Pragmatics
Semantic redundancy
Morphological relationships
59
Answer Question Below...
Hyperkinetic dysarthria
Hypokinetic dysarthria
Conductive hearing loss
Apraxia of speech
60
Answer Question Below...
HIPAA
SSA
IDEA
Rehabilitation Act
61
Answer Question Below...
reviewed only by other health-care professionals
released only by subpoena
Reviewed by the clients unless they provide written permission to share
reviewed by anyone who submits a formal written request
62
A clinician who employs active listening is doing which of the following?
Directing the client to specific answers to questions
Listening very carefully and taking extensive notes
Responding to both the content and the affect of the client’s remarks
Conducting a clinician-directed interview

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62 termsStudBud Administration19 plays

Imported from external platform

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Questions 62

Answers

1
Answer Question Below...
Backing
Stopping
Gliding
Final Consonant Deletion
2
Answer Question Below...
Surgical management
Prosthodontic management
Articulation therapy using phonetic placement
Palatal expansion
3
Answer Question Below...
Enlarged adenoids
Mandibular protrusion (due to Class III malocclusion)
Restricted velopharyngeal opening
Bilateral nasal cavity obstruction
4
Answer Question Below...
Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
Trigeminal Nerve (V)
Hypoglossal Nerve (XII)
Facial Nerve (VII)
5
Answer Question Below...
Bimodal
Unimodal
Multimodal
Gestural
6
Answer Question Below...
Release activation
Filtered activation
Timed activation
Scanning activation
7
Answer Question Below...
Meniere's disease
Acoustic Neuroma
Presbycuisis
Otosclerosis
8
Answer Question Below...
Pierre Robin sequence
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Down syndrome
22q1l.2 deletion or Velocardiofacial syndrome
9
Answer Question Below...
/d/
/s/
/t/
/z/
10
Answer Question Below...
Silent aspiration has likely occurred
Unable to determine, but an instrumental assessment should be recommended
No problem suspected at this time
Pharyngeal dysphagia-a modified diet should be recommended
11
Answer Question Below...
reach for objects that she desires
use recognizable words and phrases to express her intentions
use consistent sound and intonation patterns for specific intentions
establish joint reference with her caretaker
12
When evaluating a patient with at tracheostomy tube in place which of the following is not true?
An inflated cuff may cause irritation to the airway
An inflated cuff allows for constant delivery of air with a ventilator
An inflated cuff does not prevent aspiration
An inflated cuff is the only way to ensure aspiration does not occur
13
Naturalistic teaching chiefly involves which of the following?
Using multiple trials and training techniques
Using more adult-initiated interactions than child-initiated interactions
Establishing successful and useful communication
Using differential reinforcement, fading, and modeling
14
Answer Question Below...
Cluster Reduction
Final Consonant Deletion
Reduplication
Weak syllable deletion
15
Saying "car" instead of "bus" represents which type of paraphasia?
Semantic Paraphasia
Neologistic Paraphasia
Perseveration
Phonemic Paraphasia
16
Which of the following is a typical symptom of cerebellar involvement?
Rigidity during voluntary motions
Spasticity during involuntary action
Word-finding difficulty
Overshooting or undershooting an intended target
17
Answer Question Below...
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
A posterior palatal fistula
Velopharyngeal insufficiency
An anterior palatal fistula
18
Answer Question Below...
Background noise level
Type of acoustic environment
Severity of Parkinson's Disease
Speech intelligibility
19
Answer Question Below...
Content validity
Face validity
Split-half reliability
Interjudge reliability
20
Answer Question Below...
Left Cerebral Cortex
Cerebellum
Right Cerebral Cortex
Brain Stem
21
Answer Question Below...
Hyponasal
Hypernasal
Normal
Cul de sac
22
Audible nasal emission is most perceived during the production of which of the following?
Voiceless fricative consonants
Vowels and voiceless consonants
Vowels and voiced consonants
Nasal consonants (/m/, /n/, /ng/)
23
Before an SLP initiates voice intervention, it is most important that the SLP gather information about the
fundamental frequency of the client’s laryngeal tone
cause of the client’s voice problem
client’s breathing patterns
client’s oral motor skills
24
Answer Question Below...
Synthesized speech output
Visual scene display on SGD
Tactile symbols
Dynamic display SGD
25
Answer Question Below...
All of these are affected
Articulation
Resonation
Phonation
26
Answer Question Below...
Strategies to heighten sensory awareness
Compensatory techniques
Rehabilitation techniques
Safe treatment strategies for all patients with dysphagia
27
Answer Question Below...
Neuromuscular electrical stimulation
Expiratory muscle strength training
Surface electromyography
Deep pharyngeal nerve stimulation
28
Answer Question Below...
Specific Language Impairment
Auditory Processing Disorder
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Expressive Language Disorder
29
Answer Question Below...
Global
Conduction
Wernike's
Transcortical Motor
30
Answer Question Below...
70%
80%
90%
60%
31
Answer Question Below...
blocked, mass
random, distributed
block, distributed
random, mass
32
Answer Question Below...
Enhancing state/behavior management to reduceagitation during feedings
Focus on improving endurance for longer, more organized feeding times
Implementing tactile response strategies to reduce gag and improve feeding
Addressing oral-motor control issues to improve sucking patterns
33
Answer Question Below...
Determine the need for referral for assessment by professionals
Determine the consistency of foods and liquids that are safest for Mr. S.
Assist in development of a treatment plan
Diagnose the presence of a swallowing disorder
34
Answer Question Below...
Occipital Lobe
Cerebellum
Temporal Lobe
Frontal Lobe
35
Which of the following indicates the goal of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
Ensure a patient’s privacy and confidentiality of health-care information
Ensure a free and appropriate education
Ensure a patient’s knowledge of health insurance
Maximize health insurance coverage for speech-language pathology services
36
Which of the following is true about determine whether a patient is a candidate for AAC ?
Patient must meet prerequisites to ensure an appropriate recommendation
We should always presume potential so someone is not excluded from AAC
AAC should not be considered if a patient has some verbal output
AAC should not be introduced if the goal is verbal communication
37
Answer Question Below...
acute laryngitis
contact ulcers
vocal nodules
spastic dysphonia
38
Answer Question Below...
"More juice"
"Yummy juice"
"No Milk"
"Want cookie"
39
Answer Question Below...
Melodic intonation therapy
Conversational coaching
Response elaboration training
Script training for aphasia
40
Answer Question Below...
tongue retraction
lateral bracing
muscle tension
All the options
41
Answer Question Below...
Frontal lisp and glottal stops; Recommend surgical repair
Liquid distortions and lateralized /s/ begin articulation therapy
Stridency deletion and final consonant deletion; Monitor speech development
Nasal emissions and weak pressure consonants; Focus on PA
42
Answer Question Below...
Bulbar palsy
Athetosis
Spasticity
Hypotonia
43
Answer Question Below...
The harmonic-to-noise ratio
The intensity of the vowel production
The distribution and spacing of the format frequencies
The pitch contour across the vowel
44
Answer Question Below...
Me/See
Sue/Zoo
No/dough
Tea/Key
45
Answer Question Below...
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
A posterior palatal fistula
An anterior palatal fistula
A failed pharyngeal flap procedure
46
Primary motor innervation to the larynx and velum is provided by which cranial nerve?
X
V
IX
VII
47
Answer Question Below...
Global Aphasia
Wernicke's Aphasia
Broca's Aphasia
Transcortical Sensory Aphasia
48
Answer Question Below...
/f/ for /θ/ in postvocalic position
Affricates for fricatives in word-final position
/θ/ for /s/ in all positions
Dentals for velars in word-initial position
49
Which of the following words would show nasal emissions?
See
Both red and blue
Be
Me
50
Per evidence-based practice, which therapy approach has been successful in improving velopharyngeal function for speech?
Phonetic placement approach with biofeedback on nasal resonance
Mechanical stimulation of the faucial pillars
Blowing exercises
Electrical stimulation
51
Which of the following phonological pattern is typically seen in Mandarin ELLs?
Fronting
Final Consonant Deletion
Stopping
Gliding
52
Answer Question Below...
Right-hemisphere traumatic brain injury
Left-hemisphere cerebrovascular accident
Bilateral traumatic brain injury
Alzheimer’s dementia
53
Answer Question Below...
Blood clot formed in a larger artery and traveled to a smaller artery
Bubble of air in the blood stream after his recent pneumonia vaccine
Aneurysm
Hemorrhage
54
Which type of list is considered developmental till a certain age, and what is that age?
Lateral, age 3
Lateral, age 5
Frontal, age 3
Frontal, Age 5
55
Answer Question Below...
Cul-de-sac resonance
Hypernasality
Hyponasality
Mixed resonance
56
Answer Question Below...
Constraint induced language therapy
Verb network strengthening treatment
External memory aids
Spaced retrieval
57
Answer Question Below...
Agrammatic Aphasia
Specific Language Impairment
Right hemisphere disorder
Expressive Language Disorder
58
Answer Question Below...
Syntactic relationships
Pragmatics
Semantic redundancy
Morphological relationships
59
Answer Question Below...
Hyperkinetic dysarthria
Hypokinetic dysarthria
Conductive hearing loss
Apraxia of speech
60
Answer Question Below...
HIPAA
SSA
IDEA
Rehabilitation Act
61
Answer Question Below...
reviewed only by other health-care professionals
released only by subpoena
Reviewed by the clients unless they provide written permission to share
reviewed by anyone who submits a formal written request
62
A clinician who employs active listening is doing which of the following?
Directing the client to specific answers to questions
Listening very carefully and taking extensive notes
Responding to both the content and the affect of the client’s remarks
Conducting a clinician-directed interview