LSVT BIG CERTIFICATION EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL 2025/2026
WITH COMPLETE A QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
VERIFIED/GRADED A+
LSVT Loud trains the target of vocal loudness in order to: (4) -
----Answers---1) Enhance voice source (i.e. signal
transmission
2) Use loudness as a trigger for distributed effects (e.g.
improved articulation)
3) Recalibrate perception of improved loudness
4) Train a single self-cue to make treatments funcitonal
What is the target/goal of LSVT Big? - ----Answers---
Increased movement amplitude directed across limb motor
system, including gait
What is treatment set-up for BIG? - ----Answers---4
consecutive days/week for 4 weeks
How many reps are done in BIG? - ----Answers---minimum
8-16 repetitions per task
What effort should be given during BIG? - ----Answers---
Push for maximum patient-perceived effort each day (8 or 9
on scale of 1-10 with 10 being the most)
, How long is the first half of a BIG treatment session and
overall what is it? What 3 tasks are included? - ----Answers--
-Daily exercises - 3o minutes or MORE
1) Maximum Sustained Movements (BIG stretches)
2) Repetitive/Directional Movements (Big step/Rock and
Reach)
3) Functional Component Movements - patient identifies daily
movements (i.e. sit -> stand)
What is second half of the BIG treatment session and how long
is it? - ----Answers---Hierarchy - 30 minutes or LESS
What is goal of BIG shaping techniques? - ----Answers---
Train movement bigness that is healthy and good quality (no
sprains, impingement, awkward biomechanics)
What is meant by minimal cognitive loading in BIG? - ----
Answers---Behavior not achieved through intensive
instructions (to tough to carryover outside of classroom), but
rather trained through modeling.
In hierarchy, tasks progress in difficulty by increasing: - ----
Answers---- Duration (maintain BIG for longer period of time)
- Amplitude
- Complexity of tasks (add in background distractions)
WITH COMPLETE A QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
VERIFIED/GRADED A+
LSVT Loud trains the target of vocal loudness in order to: (4) -
----Answers---1) Enhance voice source (i.e. signal
transmission
2) Use loudness as a trigger for distributed effects (e.g.
improved articulation)
3) Recalibrate perception of improved loudness
4) Train a single self-cue to make treatments funcitonal
What is the target/goal of LSVT Big? - ----Answers---
Increased movement amplitude directed across limb motor
system, including gait
What is treatment set-up for BIG? - ----Answers---4
consecutive days/week for 4 weeks
How many reps are done in BIG? - ----Answers---minimum
8-16 repetitions per task
What effort should be given during BIG? - ----Answers---
Push for maximum patient-perceived effort each day (8 or 9
on scale of 1-10 with 10 being the most)
, How long is the first half of a BIG treatment session and
overall what is it? What 3 tasks are included? - ----Answers--
-Daily exercises - 3o minutes or MORE
1) Maximum Sustained Movements (BIG stretches)
2) Repetitive/Directional Movements (Big step/Rock and
Reach)
3) Functional Component Movements - patient identifies daily
movements (i.e. sit -> stand)
What is second half of the BIG treatment session and how long
is it? - ----Answers---Hierarchy - 30 minutes or LESS
What is goal of BIG shaping techniques? - ----Answers---
Train movement bigness that is healthy and good quality (no
sprains, impingement, awkward biomechanics)
What is meant by minimal cognitive loading in BIG? - ----
Answers---Behavior not achieved through intensive
instructions (to tough to carryover outside of classroom), but
rather trained through modeling.
In hierarchy, tasks progress in difficulty by increasing: - ----
Answers---- Duration (maintain BIG for longer period of time)
- Amplitude
- Complexity of tasks (add in background distractions)
