Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [T/F: verbs take more exposure to learn than nouns most likely because a more subtle inference needs to be made about verbs from ongoing events] True False None . [T/F: based on the angle with which the bronchi enter lungs, aspiration is more common in the right lung] True False None . [The structure at the inferior portion of the tongue that connects the tongue with the mandible is called the:] dosum root blade tip lingual frenum None . [T/F: the volume of air that remains in the lungs after a maximum exhalation is residual volume] True False None . [What subtype of hyperkinetic dysarthria is associated with Cerebral Palsy?] Dystonia Chorea Athetosis None of the above None . [T/F: ellipsis refers to deleting already said information even if it results in an ungrammatical sentences] True False None . [You are treating a 4-year-old boy with specific language impairment (SLI) for intervention. You notice that he omits all grammatical morphemes in his speech. Which one of the following morphemes would you target first in therapy with him?] Articles a, an, the Regular plural -s Present progressive -ing Regular past tense -ed None . [Deviant speech characteristics for hypokinetic dysarthria include all of the following except:] Imprecise consonants Inappropriate silences Increased rate Dysphonia All of the above are correct None . [T/F: in korean and german, where cultural practice or structure of the language promotes verb over noun learning] True False None . [You are evaluating a girl who has referred because of difficulties associated with partial sub mucous cleft palate accompanied by bifid uvula. During your eval, you can probably expect to find:] intermittent hyponasality, leading to difficulty producing nasals adequately hypernasality, leading to difficulty producing nasals adequately hypernasality, accompanied by decreased intraoral breath pressure, leading to difficulties with adequate production of fricatives, affricates, and plosives hypernasality, accompanied by decreased intraoral breath pressure, leading to difficulties with adequate production of liquids and glides hypernasality, accompanied by difficulty producing vowels and nasal adequately None . [When a person is producing voiced and voiceless /th/, the muscle that is most involved is the] palatopharyngeus sternocleidomastoid genioglossus styloglossus buccinator None . [AOS is associated with:] lesions in Broca's area lesions in Wernicke's area lesions in subcortical structures lesions in the occipital lobe lesions in the cerebellum None . [A 55-year old man comes to you stating that he has been sounding hoarse for the last few months. He also states that he has difficulty swallowing, ear pain, and a lump in his neck. He shares with you that he has an ongoing sore throat. You suspect that his diagnosis will probably be:] Laryngeal web Laryngeal cancer Vocal nodules Granuloma None . [You have been asked to supervise a student clinician who has never worked in an early intervention setting before. The clinician has assessed many elementary-age children but has no experience assessing the language skills of infants and toddlers. As you instruct this student, which of the following would you not recommend to her in testing infants and toddlers?] Assess attention and physiological states such as crying, alertness, and eye opening. Avoid working with a multidisciplinary team because that may only confuse and distract the child. See if the child has difficulty establishing eye contact, mutual gaze, and joint reference. Assess how the caregiver interacts with the child. None . [T/F: Abnormal or reduced function in hearing resulting from an auditory disorder is Hearing impairment] True False None . [According to Brown's stages, what is the last morpheme to be acquired by a typical child?] Prepositions Regular third-person -s Uncontractible auxiliary Contractible auxiliary None . [T/F: total lung capacity = inspiratory reserve volume+ tidal volume+ expiratory reserve volume+ residual volume] True False None . [T/F: a narrative is a decontextualized monologue that conveys a story, personal recount or retelling of book or movie told to a listener with little support for the speaker] True False None . [Phonatory disturbances are found in certain syndromes including infants and children with Down’s syndrome and cri du chat syndrome.] True False None . [T/F: Errors of phonemes that form patterns in which a child simplifies individual sounds or sound combinations are Phonological disorder] True False None . Time's up
