CSD Practice Exam
An informed prediction of the outcome of a disorder - Answer -Prognosis
A statement distinguishing an individual's difficulties from the broad range of possibilities. - Answer -
Diagnosis
Rapid and coordinated movement of the tongue, teeth, lips, and palate to produce speech sounds -
Answer -Articulation
How words are arranged in sentences. - Answer -syntax
The smallest meaningful unit of language. - Answer -morpheme
Difficulty naming entities. - Answer -anomia
A swallowing disorder. - Answer -dysphagia
An impairment due to localized brain injury and affecting understanding, retrieving, and formulating
meaningful and sequential elements of language. - Answer -aphasia
, Reduces consonant-vowel-consonant structure to more familiar consonant- vowel by omitting the final
consonant. - Answer -DFC
In infancy, long strings of unintelligible sounds with adult-like intonation that develop at about 8 months
of age and exhibit the pitch and intonation pattern of the language to which the child is exposed. -
Answer -Jargon
The principles to guide the professionals in the field of communication sciences and disorders - Answer -
Code of ethics
The professional who identifies, evaluates, and manages hearing disorders and disorders of balance. -
Answer -audioogist
The professional who identifies, evaluates, treats, and prevents speech, language, communication, and
swallowing disorders. - Answer -SLP
A procedure to measure hearing thresholds via air and bone conduction using graduated steps for
loudness for 250-8000 Hz. - Answer -pure tone audiometry
Good vocal hygiene could include all but: - Answer -gargle with hot salt water
A hoarse voice reflects irregularities in how the vocal folds perform and may be the result of: - Answer -
vocal nodules
Intensity or loudness of sound is measured in: - Answer -decibels
The document that shows the amount of hearing loss in decibels at different frequencies and used to
diagnose hearing loss is a: - Answer -audiogram
When one phoneme is said for another one, example, if "book" is said as "pook" this would be an error
of: - Answer -substitution
An informed prediction of the outcome of a disorder - Answer -Prognosis
A statement distinguishing an individual's difficulties from the broad range of possibilities. - Answer -
Diagnosis
Rapid and coordinated movement of the tongue, teeth, lips, and palate to produce speech sounds -
Answer -Articulation
How words are arranged in sentences. - Answer -syntax
The smallest meaningful unit of language. - Answer -morpheme
Difficulty naming entities. - Answer -anomia
A swallowing disorder. - Answer -dysphagia
An impairment due to localized brain injury and affecting understanding, retrieving, and formulating
meaningful and sequential elements of language. - Answer -aphasia
, Reduces consonant-vowel-consonant structure to more familiar consonant- vowel by omitting the final
consonant. - Answer -DFC
In infancy, long strings of unintelligible sounds with adult-like intonation that develop at about 8 months
of age and exhibit the pitch and intonation pattern of the language to which the child is exposed. -
Answer -Jargon
The principles to guide the professionals in the field of communication sciences and disorders - Answer -
Code of ethics
The professional who identifies, evaluates, and manages hearing disorders and disorders of balance. -
Answer -audioogist
The professional who identifies, evaluates, treats, and prevents speech, language, communication, and
swallowing disorders. - Answer -SLP
A procedure to measure hearing thresholds via air and bone conduction using graduated steps for
loudness for 250-8000 Hz. - Answer -pure tone audiometry
Good vocal hygiene could include all but: - Answer -gargle with hot salt water
A hoarse voice reflects irregularities in how the vocal folds perform and may be the result of: - Answer -
vocal nodules
Intensity or loudness of sound is measured in: - Answer -decibels
The document that shows the amount of hearing loss in decibels at different frequencies and used to
diagnose hearing loss is a: - Answer -audiogram
When one phoneme is said for another one, example, if "book" is said as "pook" this would be an error
of: - Answer -substitution
