Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [T/F: phonological process is a pattern of speech production in which a child simplifies the adult form of a production] True False None . [Popular forms of hearing amplification today include hearing aids and cochlear implants. Which one of the following is not true about these devices?] Cochlear implants may be used with children and also some adults who have sensorineural hearing loss Cochlear implants can help prelingual children to make substantial progress through maximizing their potential A consideration in fitting clients with hearing aids is whether they are motivated to use and properly care for the aids. Cochlear implants deliver amplified sound to the ear canal, whereas hearing aids deliver electrical impulses (converted from sound) directly to the auditory system None . [Conduction aphasia is caused by lesions:] in the areas supplied by the middle cerebral arteries and the anterior and posterior arteries in the region between broca's area and Wernicke's area, especially in the supramarginal gyrus and the arcuate fasciculus in Broadmann's area 44 and 45 in the posterior inferior gyrus of the left hemisphere in the angular gyrus, the second temporal gyrus, and the juncture of the temporoparietal lobe in the basal ganglia and the thalamus None . [T/F: the tough durable sac made of dense fibrous tissue that surround the entire brain and spinal cord arachnoid mater] True False None . [T/F: Repetition of sounds, syllables or words, prolongation of words, abnormal stoppages or silent blocks within or between words is Cluttering] True False None . [A type of research in which independent variables have occurred in the past and the investigator tries to find potential causes of the dependent variables is called what?] Efficacy research Ex post facto research Case study research Survey research None . [T/F: children slowly acquire 50 words in their expressive vocabulary but have on average 100 -300 words by 24 months of age] True False None . [Select the statement that is correct.] Apraxia of speech (AOS) is a language disorder. AOS is a neurogenic speech disorder. AOS is caused by weakness in speech muscles. AOS does not coexist with aphasia. None . [the early sound repertoire includes /p,b,t,d,g,k,h,m,w,n/ phonemes] True False None . [A 73-year-old Cantonese-speaking gentleman, Mr. Fung, has had a stroke. You are seeing him for therapy in an outpatient rehabilitation setting. He is recovering both his Cantonese and his English skills, but you are conducting therapy in English only. Which one of the following productions would be an example, on Mr. Fung's part, of English influenced by his primary language of Cantonese and not necessarily his current neurological status?] "He not have no most money in his pocket." "She coming over here now." "We don't no done got to have breakfast now." "I done axed them for help." None . [The central nervous system's primary mechanism of attention, altertness, and consciousness, which is also related to sleep-wake cycles, is the:] diencephalon mesencephalon reticular activating system corticobulbar tract circle of willis None . [T/F: mentialis muscle is known as the pouting muscle] True False None . [Oscilloscopic feedback for hypokinetic dysarthria treatment involves all of the following EXCEPT] cursor cueing client will have visual feedback on time and loudness clinician will model the sentence and instruct the client to make the utterance last as long as the model client will stay under a preset loudness level client will not slow down, but add pauses before low probability words None . [Which of the following is not associated with conversion aphonia?] loss of voice occurs in response to a traumatic event or some other psychological stressor more commonly found in males than in females colds and flues and associated laryngitis can serve as a trigger vocal folds adduct normally during vegetative phonation None . [T/F Syllable A single vowel or a vowel and one or more consonants] True False None . [T/F: voicing refers to whether or not there is vocal fold vibration during sound production for consonants] True False None . [T/F: the thyroarytenoid muscle, the deep lamina propria, and the intermediate lamina propria make up the body of the vocal fold] True False None . [T/F: conversations emerge at toddlerhood and they are refined at preschool years] True False None . [T/F: Study of meaning in language conveyed by words, phrases, and sentences is called Grammar] True False None . [a young child who often says things like "my" (doggy) or "her" (ball) is using the single word relation of] recurrence possession location denial attribution None . Time's up
