Welcome to Certification Test for Respiratory Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [T/F: derivational morphology develops throughout the school-age years and adolescent years develops throughout the school-age years and adolescent years] True False None . [Broca's area in the inferior frontal gyrus in the left hemisphere is important for language production] True False None . [T/F: neighborhood density of a word refers to the number of possible words that differ by one phoneme from it] True False None . [T/F: a word equivalent is a word from each language that refers to the same referent] True False None . [An appropriate forms of treatment for Ataxic Dysarthria is:] articulation therapy respiration in conjunction with speech tasks strengthening of non oral speech movements oral reading None . [In which of the following conditions does vocal fold bowing occur?] presbylarynx Reinke’s oedema vocal fold haemorrhage inadequate innervation of the vocal folds None . [Single strokes in what area of the left hemisphere accounted for most vascular causes of AOS?] Middle cerebral artery Posterior cerebral artery Anterior cerebral artery Middle and posterior cerebral arteries None . [T/F: infants vocalize predominately vowel-like sounds before 4-months of age] True False None . [T/F: in order to articulate consonants and vowels, fine motor movements are made with the lips, tongue, mandible, glottis to further share sound as it resonates through the supralaryngeal cavities] True False 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 . [Which of the follow connects the cerebellar hemispheres?] tentorium cerebelli superior peduncle vermis middle peduncle None . [Therapy for patients with ataxic dysarthria most often focuses on modifying _____ and _____to improve intelligibility and naturalness.] rate, prosody prosody, stress rate, articulation fluency, pitch contour None . [A premature infant was referred for a speech-language evaluation. During the evaluation, the speech-language pathologist noted that the infant had difficulty bringing her hands to her mouth to initiate sucking. While breast feeding, the clinician noted that the infant had bursts and pauses, with about two up-and-down cycles of the jaw per second. This is called] mouthing. sequential sucking. non-nutritive sucking. nutritive sucking. None . [T/F: contraction of the thyroarytenoid muscle shortens and tenses the body of the vocal folds] True False None . [T/F: inspiration takes places faster than during passive breathing] True False None . [T/F: the maximal volume of air that can be inspired above the level of dial inspiration is called inspiratory reserve volume] True False None . [T/F: Shortest unit of sound in a language that can be recognized as being distinct from other sounds in language is Phoneme] True False None . [T/F: jargon emerge at 10 months] True False None . [T/F: Process of detecting, discriminating, and recognition of a stimulus is Perception] True False None . [A technique used by some speech-language pathologists during swallowing assessments, in which a stethoscope is placed over the thyroid cartilage to amplify sounds during swallowing, is called] scintigraphy. videofluoroscopy. endoscopy. cervical auscultation. None . Time's up
