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Which of the following types of aphasia has the hallmark characteristic of auditory comprehension problems?
Wernicke’s
Which sound is Affricative
Combination of stop and fricative
Which sound is STOP
silence before release of air
Which sound is FRICATIVE
Constant noise
Speech sounds that are voiced and have high
intensities and clear format frequency is
Vowels
Content:
semantics
What is Receptive language:
what we understand
One word receptive language test :
definitions picture test
What is Expressive:
articulation and language
Bilateral and grow at midpoint and grow because of vocal abuse:
nodule
What is Stenosis:
narrowing of the airway
What is Laryngeal webbing
tissue that grows between two vocal folds
what is Strider:
high pitched sound
T/F 96% percent success rate of vocal hygiene programs:
False
What is Theory of mind:
ability to understand the thought feeling of others
What is Language Sample:
Criterion Referenced Test
What is REEL:
Criterion Referenced Test
A good language sample consist of?
50 - 100 sentences
A type of assessment that compares scores to kids of age:
Criterion
What is Symbolic Play:
child playing with a phone
what is Joint attention:
say first words and eye gazes match
What is Raw score:
the correct answers
What is Place:
Nasal oral stop fricative approximation
Babeling when does it start
6 months by 10 months its concerning
When does a child say it first words
12 months
what is Manner:
labial (lips), dental( teeth), alveolar (behind teeth), palatal( hard palat), velar (soft palate), glottal (throat)
Phonological awareness:
The ability to attend the units of sound that make up running speech
What is Pragmatics
social language
what is Metalinguistic awareness:
awareness that language has a potential greater than that of simple symbols
Broca's aphasia:
effects expressions, in the frontal lobe
Wernickies :
auditory comprehension temporal
What is Anomia:
not knowing names
Global aphasia:
inability to comprehend or express language
What is The #1 cause of hearing problem:
noise induced aging presbycusis
Down Syndrome usually has….
hearing loss
Middle Ear infections is another common cause of….
Hearing loss
Voice box:
larynx
CNS consist of
Brain and spinal cord
what is Prognosis:
a statement of likely hood of the patient to progress
Apraxia - verbal oral and limb:
can not be done with intentional action
Which of the following does not correlate with a low frequency:
greater tension
Apraxia of speech the location of the impairment is in which of the ?
articulatory
Which aphasia is a hallmark..
wernikes
Which of the following is not a predominant type of dysfluency;
eye clicks
What is the main function of the ear
balance
What is the main function of the vocals folds
voicing
Which is not used to newborn hearing test?
ABR
Which of the following is the rules of grammar?
syntax
An audiogram is a graph that shows hearing threshold for different frequence as measured by
an audiometer
Which is not an example of an assistive listening device?
Strobe light
Cochlear implants are recommended for patients with….
sensorineural/ severe hearing loss
what is Diadochokinesis
repetition pataka
what is Communication disorders?
Percentage of disorder varies pending on types disorders (stuttering, Hearing loss, voice and others and age group)
Define communication
Exchange of messages between speaker and listener
The term adult dysphagia refers to:
Swallowing disorders
The two most common causes of acquired hearing loss in adults are:
Aging and noise exposure
Which is NOT one of the three characteristics that interact to make our voices unique?
Articulation
Which is the most common type of normal disfluency in young children?
Interjections
The correct response rate of 51% on a 2 choice picture pointing task would most likely indicate which of the following:
A random pointing response
A class of speech sound is produced by a combination of stop closure and fricative release
Affricate
Treatment for apraxia of speech most appropriately emphasizes
Auditory visual stimulation oral motor repetition and phonetic placemen
Which is NOT a part of the phonation system
Tongue
The lungs are housed within the
thorax
Which system provides energy for speech?
Respiratory
Which of the statements is false?
Hyoid bone is part of the phonation system
Which of the following should be the primary focus of early language intervention of at risk infants?
Training caregivers to facilitate language learning
Apraxia and dysarthria are examples of which type of disorder?
Motor speech
Tinnitus and recruitment are caused by damage to the
Cochlea
Not part of a part comprehension hearing evaluation
Hearing fitting
if baby with cleft palate has swallowing problems
Episodic
Unsafe swallowing is referred to as
Dysphasia
Which of the following age groups fluency disorders
2-10
Paralysis of the tongue will impede
Execution
Important of fluency assessment
Observation
A neurological disorder that involves
Tourette’s syndrome
Lowest frequency
Adult male
When does presbycusis begin
After 18 years
Not a disease that causes sensorineural hearing loss
Parkinsons
Terminology to rules of grammar
Syntax
Vowels are all open and voiced meaning that there is…
vibration in vocal cord
They hyoid bone Is the longest bone in body and doesn’t belong to the articulation or anything else and it serves as hanging place
Without hyoid bone the larynx will more than likely move
which of the following instruments not used for newborn hearing screenings
cowbell
What is most common type of hearing loss in adulthood:
sensorineural
The respiratory system provides the necessary breath support by pushing air through the
lungs to the trachea
not being able to recall words
anomia
The r and l sounds may be referred to as:
Liquids
Paralysis of the tongue will:
impede speech to the level of motor execution
At what age is total mastery of all food types expected at
24 months / 2 years
In audiology the scope of practice includes:
preventing hearing loss & differential hearing diagnosis
The passageway may be blocked by:
raising the velum
Which of the following tools is the most important for a stuttering assessment:
Observation
The conductive portion of auditory pathway includes
outer ear and inner ear
Manner of articulation refers to
Air string is affected from the lungs to the mouth
Primary muscles of lips
Orbicularis oris
Not example of articulator
Hyoid bone
Not example assistive listening device
Directional microphone
Instruments not used for newborn
Cowbell
Which of the following is not a cause of conductive hearing loss
Presbycusis
A pitch disturbance is present when once habitual is significant from once optimal pitch
Habitual and optimal
Who would present phonological assessment
SLP
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