Diagnostics Exam 1 Review QUESTIONS AND ALL
CORRECT ANSWERS
100% SOLVED AND GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
What are the characteristics needed for diagnostics? - answer--Knowledge of
tests/norms, Flexible and willing to learn, Healthy skepticism (evaluate new test or
technique before implementing), Sensitive and aware, Evaluative attitude,
Curiosity, Objectivity, Rapport, Focus, Specific and an whole view
What are the barriers to a diagnostic exam? - answer--lack of experience, lack of
objectivity, and personality
What is the purpose of a diagnosis? - answer--To determine the nature of a
disease through examination (distinguish a person's problem from many
possibilities)
What is dia? - answer--apart
What is gnosis? - answer--to know
What is a diagnosis a way to determine about an individual? - answer--Not a label,
but a way to determine how your client communicates in different areas and over
time
Can a diagnosis change over time? - answer--yes
,What are some additional characteristics of a diagnosis? - answer--open-ended;
continuous
What is an evaluation? - answer--· How we go about determining the diagnosis
What is an evaluation a process of? - answer--arriving at a diagnosis
What are the forms of evaluation? - answer--formal, informal/observation, trial
therapy, generalization
What is another way to describe a formal evaluation? - answer--normed tests
What is another way to describe informal/observation evaluation? - answer--non-
standardized testing and observation
What is another way to describe trail therapy? - answer--create baselines and
determine if there is improvement in data
What are the goals of evaluation? - answer--· Diagnosis
· Monitor and describe change
What is involved in the evaluation of tasks beyond normative? - answer--· Baseline
specific skills
· Functional communication
· Environment and communication levels
,What are some factors to consider with young children? - answer--o Flexibility,
observation/play, ongoing
o Avoid sarcasm
Don't ask if they want to do something
What are some factors to consider with adolescents? - answer--o Age related
issues, explanation
o Grades 6-12
o Don't act like a teenager yourself; just be yourself
o Discuss recommendations with them
o Ask them about motivation
What are some factors to consider with older adults? - answer--o Respect, fatigue,
listen
o Not everyone is the same
o Explain everything
What does CPT stand for? - answer--Current Procedural Terminology
What does CPT do? - answer---specify what procedure was completed
-· Necessary for reimbursement
-· Reporting health care procedures or services provided by health care
professionals
, What is CPT overseen by? - answer--American Medical Association
What is an example of a diagnostic code? - answer--ICD-10
What does ICD stand for? - answer--international classification of division
What are alpha numeric codes? - answer--starts with letter then follows with a
number
What does the number beyond the decimal point? - answer--there to make the
code more specific
What does a diagnostic code provide? - answer--diagnosis for the disorder
What are diagnostic codes overseen by? - answer--Department of Health and
Human Services
What are diagnostic codes used for? - answer--billing, reporting diagnose,
disorders, conditions, and symptoms
What is F80 used for? - answer--Developmental Speech and Language
What are the 5 roles of a diagnostic session? - answer--diagnosis vs eligibility,
etiology, reality of a problem, clinical focus, science and art
CORRECT ANSWERS
100% SOLVED AND GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
What are the characteristics needed for diagnostics? - answer--Knowledge of
tests/norms, Flexible and willing to learn, Healthy skepticism (evaluate new test or
technique before implementing), Sensitive and aware, Evaluative attitude,
Curiosity, Objectivity, Rapport, Focus, Specific and an whole view
What are the barriers to a diagnostic exam? - answer--lack of experience, lack of
objectivity, and personality
What is the purpose of a diagnosis? - answer--To determine the nature of a
disease through examination (distinguish a person's problem from many
possibilities)
What is dia? - answer--apart
What is gnosis? - answer--to know
What is a diagnosis a way to determine about an individual? - answer--Not a label,
but a way to determine how your client communicates in different areas and over
time
Can a diagnosis change over time? - answer--yes
,What are some additional characteristics of a diagnosis? - answer--open-ended;
continuous
What is an evaluation? - answer--· How we go about determining the diagnosis
What is an evaluation a process of? - answer--arriving at a diagnosis
What are the forms of evaluation? - answer--formal, informal/observation, trial
therapy, generalization
What is another way to describe a formal evaluation? - answer--normed tests
What is another way to describe informal/observation evaluation? - answer--non-
standardized testing and observation
What is another way to describe trail therapy? - answer--create baselines and
determine if there is improvement in data
What are the goals of evaluation? - answer--· Diagnosis
· Monitor and describe change
What is involved in the evaluation of tasks beyond normative? - answer--· Baseline
specific skills
· Functional communication
· Environment and communication levels
,What are some factors to consider with young children? - answer--o Flexibility,
observation/play, ongoing
o Avoid sarcasm
Don't ask if they want to do something
What are some factors to consider with adolescents? - answer--o Age related
issues, explanation
o Grades 6-12
o Don't act like a teenager yourself; just be yourself
o Discuss recommendations with them
o Ask them about motivation
What are some factors to consider with older adults? - answer--o Respect, fatigue,
listen
o Not everyone is the same
o Explain everything
What does CPT stand for? - answer--Current Procedural Terminology
What does CPT do? - answer---specify what procedure was completed
-· Necessary for reimbursement
-· Reporting health care procedures or services provided by health care
professionals
, What is CPT overseen by? - answer--American Medical Association
What is an example of a diagnostic code? - answer--ICD-10
What does ICD stand for? - answer--international classification of division
What are alpha numeric codes? - answer--starts with letter then follows with a
number
What does the number beyond the decimal point? - answer--there to make the
code more specific
What does a diagnostic code provide? - answer--diagnosis for the disorder
What are diagnostic codes overseen by? - answer--Department of Health and
Human Services
What are diagnostic codes used for? - answer--billing, reporting diagnose,
disorders, conditions, and symptoms
What is F80 used for? - answer--Developmental Speech and Language
What are the 5 roles of a diagnostic session? - answer--diagnosis vs eligibility,
etiology, reality of a problem, clinical focus, science and art
