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SLP PRAXIS PRACTICE FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2026-
2027 COMPLETE 190 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!
What are some potential changes to the voice that can
occur with hormonal changes associated with puberty? -
ANSWER-Lowered fundamental frequency and increased
dynamic vocal capabilities
Which of the following types of swallowing difficulties do
NOT occur after total laryngectomy? - ANSWER-aspiration
what kind of tract is the arcuate fasciculus? - ANSWER-
association fiber tract
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ataxia impairment resides in the? - ANSWER-cerebellum
what CNs are used for speech production? - ANSWER-V,
VII, X, XII
what is the basic unit of the nervous system? - ANSWER-
neuron
what CN is responsible for loss of sensation to the face -
ANSWER-trigeminal nerve
what would result in a lesion to LMN - ANSWER-flaccid
paralysis or paresis
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What does a neurotransmitter do? - ANSWER-excite or
inhibit
what lobe executes executive function - ANSWER-frontal
lobe
where are the LMN located that control the movement of
legs? - ANSWER-ventral horn of spinal cord
Where is Broca's area located? - ANSWER-frontal lobe
Where is Wernicke's area located? - ANSWER-temporal
lobe
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what impairment would be seen if there was damage to
CN XII - ANSWER-can't voluntarily move tongue
neurons sending signals AWAY from the brain - ANSWER-
efferent
neurons sending signals TO from the brain - ANSWER-
afferent
the trigeminal lemnisal system is responsible for -
ANSWER-sensation to proprioception and touch to face
SLP PRAXIS PRACTICE FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2026-
2027 COMPLETE 190 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!
What are some potential changes to the voice that can
occur with hormonal changes associated with puberty? -
ANSWER-Lowered fundamental frequency and increased
dynamic vocal capabilities
Which of the following types of swallowing difficulties do
NOT occur after total laryngectomy? - ANSWER-aspiration
what kind of tract is the arcuate fasciculus? - ANSWER-
association fiber tract
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ataxia impairment resides in the? - ANSWER-cerebellum
what CNs are used for speech production? - ANSWER-V,
VII, X, XII
what is the basic unit of the nervous system? - ANSWER-
neuron
what CN is responsible for loss of sensation to the face -
ANSWER-trigeminal nerve
what would result in a lesion to LMN - ANSWER-flaccid
paralysis or paresis
,3|Page
What does a neurotransmitter do? - ANSWER-excite or
inhibit
what lobe executes executive function - ANSWER-frontal
lobe
where are the LMN located that control the movement of
legs? - ANSWER-ventral horn of spinal cord
Where is Broca's area located? - ANSWER-frontal lobe
Where is Wernicke's area located? - ANSWER-temporal
lobe
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what impairment would be seen if there was damage to
CN XII - ANSWER-can't voluntarily move tongue
neurons sending signals AWAY from the brain - ANSWER-
efferent
neurons sending signals TO from the brain - ANSWER-
afferent
the trigeminal lemnisal system is responsible for -
ANSWER-sensation to proprioception and touch to face
