SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
A 90-year-old female patient residing in a long-term care facility is
referred to the facility SLP for a swallow eval. The pt has advanced
dementia, is under hospice care, and is currently on a pureed diet with
nectar-thick liquids. During eval, the SLP finds pt is showing signs and
symptoms of aspiration on all consistencies, including pudding-thick
liquids. The patient's cognitive condition makes an instrumental exam
inappropriate. The SLP's recommendation is nothing by mouth (NPO)
except for pleasure. The family and patient have decided against
feeding-tube placement.
Which of the following is a primary ethical responsibility of the SLP in
this situation?
A.Asking the family what diet level they would like the patient to
consume
B.Making a recommendation based on clinical judgment
C.Deferring to a doctor or nurse to help with the decision
D.Refusing to write diet orders for the patient because of the NPO rec -
ANSWERS-B.Making a recommendation based on clinical judgment
For a patient's use of consonant cluster reduction, the SLP would most
appropriately recommend intervention, including words such as
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, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
a.knight
b.laugh
c.stop
d.wish - ANSWERS-c.stop
Esophageal and tracheoesophageal (TEP) techniques for producing
alaryngeal voice are similar in that both
A.redirect expiratory airflow from the lungs to the esophagus
B.result in a vocal fundamental frequency similar to that of laryngeal
phonation
C.require the speaker to occlude the stoma with either a thumb or a
valve
D.depend on adequate vibration of the pharyngoesophageal (P E)
segment - ANSWERS-D.depend on adequate vibration of the
pharyngoesophageal (P E) segment
For a patient with potential pharyngeal phase dysphagia and pooling of
secretions following open-heart surgery with suspected recurrent
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, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
laryngeal nerve damage, which of the following instrumental
examinations for swallowing provides the most direct view for
evaluating the patient based on history and suspected difficulties?
a.upper gastrointestinal (GI) series
b.fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
c.videofluoroscopic swallowing study (VFSS)
d.videostroboscopic examination of vocal folds - ANSWERS-
b.fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
Which THREE of the following are included in a pragmatic language
assessment during conversation?
A.New topic initiation
B.Speech intelligibility
C.Discourse cohesion
D.Repair strategies
E.Type-token ratio - ANSWERS-A.New topic initiation
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, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
C.Discourse cohesion
D.Repair strategies
Which of the following is a characteristic of a mild traumatic brain
injury?
a.long-term memory loss
b. onset of frequent seizures
c.memory loss of events immediately preceding or following the trauma
incident
d.extensive and permanent neurological impairments - ANSWERS-
c.memory loss of events immediately preceding or following the trauma
incident
As part of a study, the speech of several subjects with Wilson's disease is
evaluated using an acoustic analysis system. The same subjects are
assessed again, but with a different system from another manufacturer.
Which of the following can be assessed by comparing the two data sets?
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EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
A 90-year-old female patient residing in a long-term care facility is
referred to the facility SLP for a swallow eval. The pt has advanced
dementia, is under hospice care, and is currently on a pureed diet with
nectar-thick liquids. During eval, the SLP finds pt is showing signs and
symptoms of aspiration on all consistencies, including pudding-thick
liquids. The patient's cognitive condition makes an instrumental exam
inappropriate. The SLP's recommendation is nothing by mouth (NPO)
except for pleasure. The family and patient have decided against
feeding-tube placement.
Which of the following is a primary ethical responsibility of the SLP in
this situation?
A.Asking the family what diet level they would like the patient to
consume
B.Making a recommendation based on clinical judgment
C.Deferring to a doctor or nurse to help with the decision
D.Refusing to write diet orders for the patient because of the NPO rec -
ANSWERS-B.Making a recommendation based on clinical judgment
For a patient's use of consonant cluster reduction, the SLP would most
appropriately recommend intervention, including words such as
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, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
a.knight
b.laugh
c.stop
d.wish - ANSWERS-c.stop
Esophageal and tracheoesophageal (TEP) techniques for producing
alaryngeal voice are similar in that both
A.redirect expiratory airflow from the lungs to the esophagus
B.result in a vocal fundamental frequency similar to that of laryngeal
phonation
C.require the speaker to occlude the stoma with either a thumb or a
valve
D.depend on adequate vibration of the pharyngoesophageal (P E)
segment - ANSWERS-D.depend on adequate vibration of the
pharyngoesophageal (P E) segment
For a patient with potential pharyngeal phase dysphagia and pooling of
secretions following open-heart surgery with suspected recurrent
END OF
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2
, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
laryngeal nerve damage, which of the following instrumental
examinations for swallowing provides the most direct view for
evaluating the patient based on history and suspected difficulties?
a.upper gastrointestinal (GI) series
b.fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
c.videofluoroscopic swallowing study (VFSS)
d.videostroboscopic examination of vocal folds - ANSWERS-
b.fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
Which THREE of the following are included in a pragmatic language
assessment during conversation?
A.New topic initiation
B.Speech intelligibility
C.Discourse cohesion
D.Repair strategies
E.Type-token ratio - ANSWERS-A.New topic initiation
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, SLP PRAXIS ETS FORM 2 LATEST
EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 - 2027
C.Discourse cohesion
D.Repair strategies
Which of the following is a characteristic of a mild traumatic brain
injury?
a.long-term memory loss
b. onset of frequent seizures
c.memory loss of events immediately preceding or following the trauma
incident
d.extensive and permanent neurological impairments - ANSWERS-
c.memory loss of events immediately preceding or following the trauma
incident
As part of a study, the speech of several subjects with Wilson's disease is
evaluated using an acoustic analysis system. The same subjects are
assessed again, but with a different system from another manufacturer.
Which of the following can be assessed by comparing the two data sets?
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