Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [T/F: complex babbling is referred to as variegated babbl] True False None . [T/F: Voice directed into nasal cavities on oral sounds is Hypernasality] True False None . [T/F: the larynx is critical to airway protection, phonation, and is critical for airway protection during swallow] True False None . [T/F: mylohyoid, geniohyoid, stylohyoid, digastic muscles are the suprahyoid muscles] True False None . [An octave is:] the amount of molecular displacement per unit of time the amount of time between cycles an indication of interval between two frequencies a measure of the magnitude (intensity, strength) of the sound signal the unit of measure for frequency; it is the same as the cycle per second None . [T/F The nearly constant internal monologue a person has with himself at a conscious or semi-conscious level that involves thinking in words is called inner speech] True False None . [T/F: those who do not follow this pattern of having nouns predominate their vocabulary are referred to as expressive] True False None . [In selecting the fluency-shaping technique, clinicians should consider that it] often leads to relapse of stuttering. is known to promote long-term maintenance of fluency. does not induce unnatural prosodic features. is the most effective treatment available for preschoolers. None . [T/F: Reduction of hearing sensitivity produced by disorders of the cochlea and/or the auditory nerve fibres of the vestibulocochlear nerve is Sensorineural hearing loss] True False None . [Cancellations, pull-outs, and preparatory sets are taught in:] the fluent stuttering approach the fluency shaping approach approach-avoidance reduction treatment direct stuttering reduction approach None . [Doug is a 45 year old man who has smoked and drunk alcohol since he was a teenager. He now has laryngeal cancer, and before surgery, the surgeon asks you to talk with Doug about esophageal speech. You explain there are two methods. One, the patient is taught to keep the esophagus open and relaxed while inhaling rapidly. In the other, the patient impounds the air in the oral cavity, pushes it back into the esophagus, and vibrates the cricopharyngeus muscle. The second method is called:] inhalation method injection method inhalatory airway resistance method laryngeal airway resistance method injection resistance method None . [Phonatory disturbances are found in certain syndromes including infants and children with Down’s syndrome and cri du chat syndrome.] True False None . [A child's speech analysis suggests the phonological process of consonant-cluster reduction. Which of the following is the word you would most likely put on a word list used for treatment?] bus stopped horse lassie None . [T/F: during speech airflow is actively controlled to maintain sufficient and constant pressure for sustained phonation] True False None . [LSVT typically takes place:] for 20 sessions, 1 hour each, over 3 months for 16 sessions, 50 minutes each, over 1 month for 12 sessions, 2 hours each over 2 weeks for 16 sessions, 35 minutes each, over 1 month None . [To assess a child's pragmatic skills, a clinician may observe which of the following behaviors, among others?] Turn taking and discourse skills Production of past-tense inflections Production of is + verb -ing structures Production of prepositions None . [T/F: the type of narrative 2 year olds tell is proto-narratives] True False None . [Where is Dopamine produced?] Cerebellum Insular lobe Substantia nigra Putamen and caudate None . [T/F: free are morphemes that stand alone and carry meaning] True False None . [T/F: rhythmic, repetitive jerking movements are Chorea] True False None . Time's up
