SLP PRAXIS 2025-26 EXAM REVIEW SOLUTION Qs&As

SLP PRAXIS 2025-26 EXAM REVIEW SOLUTION Qs&As A procedure that promotes swallowing without modifying the physiological status of the patient is known as compensatory treatment. This type of treatment requires little or no patient effort and does not cause the patient fatigue. Modification of a patient's posture is a type of compensatory treatment that promotes better swallowing and reduces aspiration. Which of the following is a characteristic of the chin-up posture? A. Recommended for patients with neurogenic dysphagia B. Teaches the client to tuck the chin to the chest during swallowing C. Helps direct food to the more efficient side of the pharynx D. Helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity - ANS-D. Helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity Rosalia is a third-grade Mexican American Spanish-speaking 8-year-old girl who is in the process of learning English. Her parents emigrated from Mexico 2 years ago; thus, Rosalia was exposed first to Spanish at home and to English in first grade, when she was 6 years old. The classroom teacher shares with you that she thinks Rosalia may have an articulation disorder, but the teacher is not sure. The teacher provides you with some examples of things that Rosalia has said in the past 2 or 3 weeks. As you look at these examples, which one of the following would not be a typical predictable production based on Spanish influence? A. Omission of /h/ in word-initial position (e.g., -elp/help) B. w/r substitutions (e.g., wing/ring) C. t/th substitutions in word-initial positions (e.g., tin/thin) D. Devoicing of final consonants (e.g., beece/bees)> - ANS-...