SLP PRACTICE PRAXIS Actual Exam
Questions & Answers Latest Update 2025
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Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school
on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem-solving, short-term
memory and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - ----
-Answers ---------------------------------------- A
Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
,referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem solving, short-term
memory, and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - ----
-Answers ---------------------------------------- B
Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem solving, short-term
memory, and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
,After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - -----
Answers----B Option
(B) is correct. Because CTEC T E is a progressive
neurological illness with limited empirical evidence of most
effective treatments, the first step for SLPsS L Ps is to
provide counseling and supports.
An 8-year-old male diagnosed with encephalitis was
identified with a resultant in a profound bilateral hearing
loss. He underwent a bilateral cochlear implantation and
needs aural rehabilitation. Which THREE of the following are
appropriate recommendations for intervention?
A.Evaluating the child's functional communication
performance B.Participating in auditory perception training
C.Encouraging the child to rely on American Sign Language
D.Counseling the child and family
A. Limiting the child's exposure to noisy environments - ---
-- Answers----A, B, D
A 75-year-old patient is referred from a laryngologist with a
diagnosis of presbylaryngis/presbyphonia. The patient
complains of reduced vocal loudness and increased vocal
effort while speaking. Which of the following treatments is
most appropriate for the patient?
A. Using sigh phonation with soft glottal attacks
B.Generating vowel sounds with inhalatory
, phonation
C. Completing voice rest for one week then
gradually reintroducing voice use
D. Producing vowel sounds and phrases using high vocal
intensity phonation - -----Answers----D Option (D) is
correct. The patient requires voice building; however, many
clinicians approach every dysphonic voice as needing rest or
protection. Even a new SLPS L P during the Clinical
Fellowship Year seeing voice patients should be aware of
this common diagnosis and appropriate treatment for it. The
evidence-based treatment is one that includes good quality
phonation with high vocal intensity.
An SLP is reviewing research literature for an evidence-
based communication intervention for a young child with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Which of the following
research designs provides the strongest proof of efficacy for
evidence- based communication intervention?
A. Case studies describing a successful treatment for a
child with ASD
B. Single case designs that rigorously test an intervention for
a child with ASD
C. A group design with children receiving two different
ASD treatments simultaneously
D. Randomized controlled trials of a treatment
including children with ASD - -----Answers D
An SLP developed a new approach to the treatment of
school- age children with specific language impairment. To
Questions & Answers Latest Update 2025
A+
Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school
on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem-solving, short-term
memory and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - ----
-Answers ---------------------------------------- A
Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
,referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem solving, short-term
memory, and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - ----
-Answers ---------------------------------------- B
Brennan, a 50-year-old senior corporate executive, is
referred to an SLP with a diagnosis of chronic traumatic
encephalopathy (CTE). His presenting complaints are
increasing forgetfulness, difficulties learning new material,
and managing money. Onset of these problems was gradual,
beginning an undetermined number of years prior to the
evaluation. Brennan is a college graduate who attended
school on a football scholarship, after which he played
professionally for two years.
Although a cooperative patient, Brennan's initial assessment
was incomplete due in largely to his slow responses to
stimuli. Still, mild deficits in problem solving, short-term
memory, and deductive reasoning were noted. Further
assessment is recommended, to be followed by treatment.
,After hearing the SLP's recommendation, Brennan's wife is
concerned that Brennan will soon be unable to care for
himself. She stated she is willing to bring him back a - -----
Answers----B Option
(B) is correct. Because CTEC T E is a progressive
neurological illness with limited empirical evidence of most
effective treatments, the first step for SLPsS L Ps is to
provide counseling and supports.
An 8-year-old male diagnosed with encephalitis was
identified with a resultant in a profound bilateral hearing
loss. He underwent a bilateral cochlear implantation and
needs aural rehabilitation. Which THREE of the following are
appropriate recommendations for intervention?
A.Evaluating the child's functional communication
performance B.Participating in auditory perception training
C.Encouraging the child to rely on American Sign Language
D.Counseling the child and family
A. Limiting the child's exposure to noisy environments - ---
-- Answers----A, B, D
A 75-year-old patient is referred from a laryngologist with a
diagnosis of presbylaryngis/presbyphonia. The patient
complains of reduced vocal loudness and increased vocal
effort while speaking. Which of the following treatments is
most appropriate for the patient?
A. Using sigh phonation with soft glottal attacks
B.Generating vowel sounds with inhalatory
, phonation
C. Completing voice rest for one week then
gradually reintroducing voice use
D. Producing vowel sounds and phrases using high vocal
intensity phonation - -----Answers----D Option (D) is
correct. The patient requires voice building; however, many
clinicians approach every dysphonic voice as needing rest or
protection. Even a new SLPS L P during the Clinical
Fellowship Year seeing voice patients should be aware of
this common diagnosis and appropriate treatment for it. The
evidence-based treatment is one that includes good quality
phonation with high vocal intensity.
An SLP is reviewing research literature for an evidence-
based communication intervention for a young child with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Which of the following
research designs provides the strongest proof of efficacy for
evidence- based communication intervention?
A. Case studies describing a successful treatment for a
child with ASD
B. Single case designs that rigorously test an intervention for
a child with ASD
C. A group design with children receiving two different
ASD treatments simultaneously
D. Randomized controlled trials of a treatment
including children with ASD - -----Answers D
An SLP developed a new approach to the treatment of
school- age children with specific language impairment. To
