Assessment and Treatment of TBI

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what are slp assessment components?

case history, non speech exam, speech, language, cog communication, swallowing

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what would case history look at?

injury details, medical history, language background, goals

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what does the non-speech exam involve?

oral-motor function, DDK, tone, movement accuracy

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when looking at speech, what should you keep in mind?

quality, intelligibility, stress testing, apraxia markers

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with language, what should be looked at?

expressive/receptive, pragmatics, written modality

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what would cog-communication look like?

attention, memory, exec function, organization

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how might one focus on swallowing?

trials with various textures, safety, oral/pharyngeal phases

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what does audiologic and vestibular assessment look at?

reviewing hearing and balance history

behavior

vestibular

auditory processing

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behavior testing includes

audiometry, otoacoustic emissions, ABR

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why would audiometry, otoacoustic emissions, ABR be behavioral testing?

results are determined based off how the person physically responds such as raising a hand from hearing a sound

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what are some vestibular tests?

Dix-Hallpike, VEMP, VNG, Canal function

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when you assess auditory processing, what does that involve?

binaural, temporal, speech-in-noise

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T or F: you should account for depression, medications, trauma, CTE risk

TRUE; this could influence choice of assessment or treatment

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What are other considerations you should think of?

don’t overtest

complete ongoing assessments to track progress and recovery

consider arousal level, motor/sensory limits

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with cultural and linguistic assessments, what should you account for?

select tests that respect language/culture background

use descriptive reporting when norms do not apply

assess premorbid proficiency and language use in context

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T or F: when applying accommodations, its unnecessary to document them

FALSE: you should document all testing accommodations for the patient to ensure it is accounted for especially for future assessments

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TBI treatment principles

promote highest level of independence

ICF-based

account for context/personal factors

modify environment

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what would ICF-based principles include?

address body function, activity, and participation

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how might you apply person/family centered care?

involve family in goal setting and counseling

incorporate preferences and priorities

provide emotional support and education

make it collaborative

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cognitive communication interventions include

sensory stimulation, dual-task training, computer-assisted treatment, metacognitive and strategy based-intervention

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dual-task training helps to rebuild _____

executive functioning

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compensatory strategies

internal aids

external aids

errorless learning

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internal aid examples

mnemonics, visualizations, chunking

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external aid examples

calendars, alarms, phones, notebooks

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errorless learning examples

model first, list mistakes, fade cues overtime

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when training pragmatic skills, what could that look like?

turn-taking strategies, staying on topic

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social communication treatments provide

situational coaching/peer training, communication partner training, promote self-identity

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speech, voice and swallowing treatment works to

treat dysarthria, apraxia, resonance issues

address neurogenic and psychogenic voice impairments

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____ and ______ may affect strategy use

cognition, behavior

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how would hearing and balance be treated?

provide amplification/assistive tech/counseling

work on strategies for balance

coping strategies to manage symptoms

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Section 504 protections apply in _____

work/school

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reintegration in work and school would be performed through

assessing functional impact of deficits

training job and academic skills

promoting self advocacy

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how can format vary?

individual, group, or tele practice

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can the provider of services be different?

YES; slp, trained caregiver, communication partner

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the dosage of treatment can vary based off

tailored to fatigue, in recovery stage, tolerance level

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timing and setting of treatment varies on if its _____

inpatient, outpatient, community-based