SIMUCASE DON INTERVENTION
TRANSCRIPT COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ See the Section called Ensuring Understanding in Chapter 14 for the
following question.(Page 100)Teach back is when the provider asks the
patient to explain what he or she understands about what was explained..
Answer: true
◍ WAB-R Reading Quotient:.
Answer: The Western Aphasia Battery (WAB) and its revised version, the
WAB-R, both include a Reading Quotient (RQ) as part of their assessment
of language abilities. The Reading Quotient provides a numerical score that
reflects an individual's reading skills across various tasks included in the
battery. Reading Commands Total=
◍ Judgement/ Awareness of Deficits.
Answer: Patient aware of her communication
◍ What is the impact of sensory factors on communication for Don?.
Answer: Suspected hearing loss and visual field loss complicate
communication.
◍ Language: Montreal Protocol for the Evaluation of Communication (MEC).
Answer: Recommended for Dick as he has shown deficits in various
language areas, including conversational discourse, linguistic prosody
comprehension, and emotional prosody repetition.
◍ Bilateral vocal fold erythema with thick sticky mucus clinging to vocal fold
edges.
, Answer: describe his vocal folds
◍ Dysphonia is the medical term for a group of disorders that affect your
voicecan include changes in vocal quality, pitch, loudness, or effort.
Answer: whats dysphonia
◍ Psychosocial:CPIB (Communicative Participation Item Bank)What does he
self-report as challenging for him?.
Answer: Communicating under time constraints.
◍ no overt laryngeal pathology. Edema was observed
bilaterally.Recommended Angie receieve vocal health and hygiene
counseling.
Answer: Overall Angie:This patient presents with ? laryngeal pathology. ?
was observed bilaterally and glottal fry in 90% of the time. Recommended
Angie receieve ?
◍ What was Don's raw score indicating impairment in the assessment?.
Answer: 19, indicating mild impairment.
◍ VII Facial:.
Answer: left side facial droop affecting lower half of face (oral mech exam)
◍ What access category do PACs have?Central IV access Peripheral IV
access.
Answer: Central IV access
◍ Medical terms, diagnosis, and common abbreviations.
Answer: StrokeAFibCVAWAB-R Western Aphasia Battery-Revised
Aphasia Quotient CompositeAQ -Aphasia QuotientCCRSA= The
communication confidence Rating Scale for AphasiaCPIB- The
Communication Participation Item BankFCM- ASHA’s Functional
Communication MeasuresDb- DecibalsHz- HertzThyroid removedSOAP-
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
◍ How can LPAA be integrated with impairment-based therapy?.
Answer: Integrating LPAA and impairment-based therapy creates a
TRANSCRIPT COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ See the Section called Ensuring Understanding in Chapter 14 for the
following question.(Page 100)Teach back is when the provider asks the
patient to explain what he or she understands about what was explained..
Answer: true
◍ WAB-R Reading Quotient:.
Answer: The Western Aphasia Battery (WAB) and its revised version, the
WAB-R, both include a Reading Quotient (RQ) as part of their assessment
of language abilities. The Reading Quotient provides a numerical score that
reflects an individual's reading skills across various tasks included in the
battery. Reading Commands Total=
◍ Judgement/ Awareness of Deficits.
Answer: Patient aware of her communication
◍ What is the impact of sensory factors on communication for Don?.
Answer: Suspected hearing loss and visual field loss complicate
communication.
◍ Language: Montreal Protocol for the Evaluation of Communication (MEC).
Answer: Recommended for Dick as he has shown deficits in various
language areas, including conversational discourse, linguistic prosody
comprehension, and emotional prosody repetition.
◍ Bilateral vocal fold erythema with thick sticky mucus clinging to vocal fold
edges.
, Answer: describe his vocal folds
◍ Dysphonia is the medical term for a group of disorders that affect your
voicecan include changes in vocal quality, pitch, loudness, or effort.
Answer: whats dysphonia
◍ Psychosocial:CPIB (Communicative Participation Item Bank)What does he
self-report as challenging for him?.
Answer: Communicating under time constraints.
◍ no overt laryngeal pathology. Edema was observed
bilaterally.Recommended Angie receieve vocal health and hygiene
counseling.
Answer: Overall Angie:This patient presents with ? laryngeal pathology. ?
was observed bilaterally and glottal fry in 90% of the time. Recommended
Angie receieve ?
◍ What was Don's raw score indicating impairment in the assessment?.
Answer: 19, indicating mild impairment.
◍ VII Facial:.
Answer: left side facial droop affecting lower half of face (oral mech exam)
◍ What access category do PACs have?Central IV access Peripheral IV
access.
Answer: Central IV access
◍ Medical terms, diagnosis, and common abbreviations.
Answer: StrokeAFibCVAWAB-R Western Aphasia Battery-Revised
Aphasia Quotient CompositeAQ -Aphasia QuotientCCRSA= The
communication confidence Rating Scale for AphasiaCPIB- The
Communication Participation Item BankFCM- ASHA’s Functional
Communication MeasuresDb- DecibalsHz- HertzThyroid removedSOAP-
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
◍ How can LPAA be integrated with impairment-based therapy?.
Answer: Integrating LPAA and impairment-based therapy creates a
