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An SLP works with a patient who has severe dysphagia. The patient is on a pureed
diet and honey-thick liquids. During treatment, the patient becomes tearful and
expresses frustration. The patient says, "I feel like I'm not making any progress
and I'm never going to eat normal food again. I hate this diet, and I hate doing
therapy. I just want to give up." The SLP responds by saying, "What you're feeling
is normal, and I understand. You're doing everything you can right now to get
better, and giving up isn't the answer." The SLP reaches across the table and
places a comforting hand on the patient's arm and has a caring facial expression.
Which of the following principles of counseling is the SLP primarily
demonstrating?
A.Showing congruence
B.Having unconditional positive regard
C.Offering the patient sympathy
D.Providing emotional support - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct.
The SLP is demonstrating congruence by using words and body language that
match.
A transfer student is referred for a language evaluation. The student has spoken
English for less than a year, and English is not the primary language used at home.
To provide the student with culturally and linguistically appropriate service
delivery, the student should be evaluated
A.using norms for standard English speakers
B.in the student's native language
C.with the student's parents present
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D.based on formal assessments - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct.
Assessment should be administered in the student's native language for accurate
results and appropriate service delivery.
Which of the following muscles is responsible for changing vocal pitch?
A.Posterior cricoarytenoid
B.Thyroarytenoid
C.Lateral cricoarytenoid
D.Cricothyroid - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (D) is correct. The cricothyroid
is responsible for changes in vocal fold pitch as it tenses the vocal folds.
Sensorineural hearing loss resulting from Ménière's disease causes
A.a sudden hearing loss without warning
B.fluctuating levels of hearing loss
C.complete hearing loss at all frequencies
D.bilateral progressive hearing loss - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is
correct. Ménière's disease is a disorder of the inner ear and causes fluctuating
hearing loss.
An SLP is evaluating a preschool child referred for concerns regarding stuttering.
In which of the following areas is performance likely to be weaker in a
preschooler who stutters than in a typical preschooler?
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A.Hearing acuity
B.Voice
C.Language
D.Swallowing - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. Some young
children who stutter present with concomitant language delay/disorder. School-
based SLPs report that among the children to whom they provide stuttering
services, a significant percentage are also receiving language services. Some
studies with preschoolers and children in early elementary grades who stutter
have shown evidence of group-level deficits in various aspects of language
functioning. Thus, in a number of studies, a significant subset of children who
stutter have shown language skills that are weaker than those of typical children.
Children with semantic-pragmatic language disorders often have difficulty
learning deictic words because such terms
A.require an understanding of indirect directives
B.take the perspective of the communication partner
C.refer to object permanence
D.have many alternate forms - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct.
Deictic terms are words whose meaning shifts depending on the point of view of
the speaker (i.e. here)-- can't be understood without additional contextual
information; difficulties with such terms is a core feature of semantic-pragmatic
language disorders.
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How many continuing education hours are required across a three-year
certification renewal period to maintain a Certificate of Clinical Competence in
Speech-Language Pathology?
A.10 contact hours
B.20 contact hours
C.30 contact hours
D.40 contact hours - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. ASHA
Certification Maintenance Standards require that all certificate holders (CCC-A
and CCC-SLP) must accumulate 30 Certification Maintenance Hours (CMHs) of
professional development during each three-year certification maintenance
interval in order to maintain their ASHA Certificates of Clinical Competence.
During an evaluation, a 2½-year-old boy exhibits a lack of social reciprocity, an
averted eye gaze, and repetitive motor mannerisms. The child's behavior is most
typical of which of the following?
A.Social-pragmatic disorder
B.Autism spectrum disorder
C.Generalized developmental delay
D.Rett syndrome - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct. Autism
spectrum disorder is the only one that includes all three of the characteristics
described. The others may have one or another but not all three.
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An SLP works with a patient who has severe dysphagia. The patient is on a pureed
diet and honey-thick liquids. During treatment, the patient becomes tearful and
expresses frustration. The patient says, "I feel like I'm not making any progress
and I'm never going to eat normal food again. I hate this diet, and I hate doing
therapy. I just want to give up." The SLP responds by saying, "What you're feeling
is normal, and I understand. You're doing everything you can right now to get
better, and giving up isn't the answer." The SLP reaches across the table and
places a comforting hand on the patient's arm and has a caring facial expression.
Which of the following principles of counseling is the SLP primarily
demonstrating?
A.Showing congruence
B.Having unconditional positive regard
C.Offering the patient sympathy
D.Providing emotional support - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct.
The SLP is demonstrating congruence by using words and body language that
match.
A transfer student is referred for a language evaluation. The student has spoken
English for less than a year, and English is not the primary language used at home.
To provide the student with culturally and linguistically appropriate service
delivery, the student should be evaluated
A.using norms for standard English speakers
B.in the student's native language
C.with the student's parents present
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D.based on formal assessments - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct.
Assessment should be administered in the student's native language for accurate
results and appropriate service delivery.
Which of the following muscles is responsible for changing vocal pitch?
A.Posterior cricoarytenoid
B.Thyroarytenoid
C.Lateral cricoarytenoid
D.Cricothyroid - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (D) is correct. The cricothyroid
is responsible for changes in vocal fold pitch as it tenses the vocal folds.
Sensorineural hearing loss resulting from Ménière's disease causes
A.a sudden hearing loss without warning
B.fluctuating levels of hearing loss
C.complete hearing loss at all frequencies
D.bilateral progressive hearing loss - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is
correct. Ménière's disease is a disorder of the inner ear and causes fluctuating
hearing loss.
An SLP is evaluating a preschool child referred for concerns regarding stuttering.
In which of the following areas is performance likely to be weaker in a
preschooler who stutters than in a typical preschooler?
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A.Hearing acuity
B.Voice
C.Language
D.Swallowing - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. Some young
children who stutter present with concomitant language delay/disorder. School-
based SLPs report that among the children to whom they provide stuttering
services, a significant percentage are also receiving language services. Some
studies with preschoolers and children in early elementary grades who stutter
have shown evidence of group-level deficits in various aspects of language
functioning. Thus, in a number of studies, a significant subset of children who
stutter have shown language skills that are weaker than those of typical children.
Children with semantic-pragmatic language disorders often have difficulty
learning deictic words because such terms
A.require an understanding of indirect directives
B.take the perspective of the communication partner
C.refer to object permanence
D.have many alternate forms - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct.
Deictic terms are words whose meaning shifts depending on the point of view of
the speaker (i.e. here)-- can't be understood without additional contextual
information; difficulties with such terms is a core feature of semantic-pragmatic
language disorders.
, SLP PRAXIS PRACTICE (FORM 2) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
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SUCCESS
How many continuing education hours are required across a three-year
certification renewal period to maintain a Certificate of Clinical Competence in
Speech-Language Pathology?
A.10 contact hours
B.20 contact hours
C.30 contact hours
D.40 contact hours - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. ASHA
Certification Maintenance Standards require that all certificate holders (CCC-A
and CCC-SLP) must accumulate 30 Certification Maintenance Hours (CMHs) of
professional development during each three-year certification maintenance
interval in order to maintain their ASHA Certificates of Clinical Competence.
During an evaluation, a 2½-year-old boy exhibits a lack of social reciprocity, an
averted eye gaze, and repetitive motor mannerisms. The child's behavior is most
typical of which of the following?
A.Social-pragmatic disorder
B.Autism spectrum disorder
C.Generalized developmental delay
D.Rett syndrome - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct. Autism
spectrum disorder is the only one that includes all three of the characteristics
described. The others may have one or another but not all three.
