diagnostics 3

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  1. which of the following is NOT a likely member of interdisciplinary team serving
    ocular motor therapists
  2. which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the SLP in regards to literacy?
    identification of clients with, or at risk for, literacy problems
  3. metalinguistic knowledge is:
    knowledge that language consists of discrete phonemes, words, phrases, and sentences
  4. which of the following is NOT a component of print awareness:
    recognizing that words rhyme
  5. during childhood development, children transition from learning to read to reading to learn. this change in development is most commonly demonstrated in what grade?
  6. which of the following is NOT a category of reading disability?
  7. which of the following is believed to be caused by atypical neurological develop?
    developmental dyslexia
  8. which of the following will diagnosis will present with deficits in lang and reading?
    lang-based learning disability
  9. early indicators of reading disability include all of the following EXCEPT:
    demonstration of appropriate oral lang
  10. when conducting a reading assessment, the SLP should examine all EXCEPT:
    orthographic processing
  11. the ability to differentiate sounds is referred to as:
    phonetic segmentation
  12. the understanding and use of story structure is termed:
    schema knowledge
  13. which of the following is NOT a component typically found within a story grammar?
  14. A paper that contains a thesis statement and supporting ideas is referred to as:
    an expository writing
  15. Assessment of spelling provides information about all EXCEPT:
    Syntactical knowledge
  16. To assess spelling, the SLP would gather a written sample to analyze errors. An example of an error that shows legal but incorrect spelling would be:
    The walls were bear
  17. Which of the following is NOT true about stuttering:
    More girls than boys are diagnosed with fluency disorders
  18. Which of the following is NOT a disfluency type that is frequently observed in normal speech?
    Part-word repetitions
  19. Which of the following is NOT a disfluency type that is frequently observed in fluency disorders?
  20. The type of disfluency presented here ("What t-t-t-t-time are you going?) is a ________?
    Part word repetition
  21. Which of the following is NOT a primary source of speech sampling for a fluency assessment?
    Singing samples
  22. When analyzing a speech sample during a fluency assessment, which of the following is NOT a component that should be considered?
    Fluency rate
  23. When determining a disfluency index, how many disfluencies should be recorded for this utterance: "I-want-I-want-I-want to go!"
  24. When clients are observed to use other words or to talk around a subject to avoid disfluencies, they are demonstrating the use of ___________?
    A circumlocution
  25. Which of the following is NOT an example of a primary avoidance behavior:
  26. All of the following EXCEPT _________ are used to diagnosis a stuttering disorder.
    Total disfluencies are less than 10%
  27. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic associated with cluttering?
    Slow rate of speech
  28. A four year old child presents to the HUSC for evaluation based on parental concerns that he will develop chronic stuttering. What combination of factors should the SLP consider in determining the child's risk for continuing to stutter?
    Type and frequency of disfluencies, family history, articulation and language skills and motor abilities
  29. Cluttering may be a positive diagnosis when a child:
    Speaks with a fast, irregular rate of speech, imprecise articulation and excessive use of nonstuttering like disfluencies.
  30. Anxiety is often associated with stuttering. Symptoms of stuttering may be cognitive, behavioral, and physiological symptom would present as as:
    A dry mouth and throat
  31. A pattern of breathing that results in poor respiratory support for speech, relies on accessory muscles of the neck and presents with shoulder elevation upon inhalation is known as:
  32. An assessment task that aids in the measurement of respiratory and phonatory efficiency is the:
    S/Z ratio
  33. If a client presents with an s/z ratio that is 3.5 with normal duratoin on s, the SLP could conclude that:
    There is more likelihood of laryngeal pathology rahter than respiratory inefficiency
  34. During a voice evaluation, the SLP is observed to occlude the client's nares and have her repeat the words "baby" "buggy" "taco bell" and " I saw Suzie swimming over there." The SLP is most likely listening for:
  35. During a voice evaluation, the SLP is observed to occulde the client's nares and have him repeat the words "mama," "Nana needed money" and "Minnie made me mad." The SLP is most likely listening for:
  36. Literacy is defined as the ability to read and write
  37. There is a strong relationship between receptive language and literacy
  38. Writing precedes the development of reading
  39. Hyperlexia is believed to have a genetic basis
  40. The primary symptom of dyslexia is poor phonemic awareness
  41. A person with dyslexia will typically present will delays in receptive/expressive language
  42. Phonological awareness abilities are predictive of literacy abilities
  43. The most important procedure for an evaluation of stuttering is the collection of the speech sample?
  44. Accessory behaviors are learned responses to stuttering
  45. It is important to consider the rate of speech during a fluency diagnostic evaluation
  46. Research has designed a define difference between stuttering and normal nonfluent speech
  47. Professional judgment and experience are critical in diagnosing chronic stuttering as compared to developmental disfluencies
  48. Counseling is a critical component to consider during a fluency assessment
  49. An organic voice disorder is one that does not have known physical cause
  50. In many cases, the diagnosis of a voice disorder is based on subjective opinion.
  51. It is essential to obtain a medical evaluation prior to initiating treatment with any voice disorder
  52. Instrumentation allows for objective measure of the vocal parameters
  53. When an SLP asks "yes/no" questions and asks the client to respsond with "mmm-hhmm" (yes) or "hhmmm-mmm" (no), they are attempting to estimate the habitual pitch.
  54. A client with breathing deficiency for speech will demonstrate minimal difficulty in reading paragraphs
  55. One way of determining stimulability for improved velopharyngeal closure is to manually lift the velum during phonation
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diagnostics 3
2010-12-16 04:38:51

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