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The head lift exercise published by Shaker et al. (2002) was designed to produce which of the
following changes in swallow biomechanics?
A.Increase in laryngeal closure duration
B.Strengthening of the base of the tongue
C.Increase in diameter and duration of the upper esophageal sphincter (UESU E S) opening
D.Prolonged relaxation of the cricopharyngeal portion of the inferior constrictor muscle -
CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. The results of Shaker et al. (2002)
demonstrated a significant (p<.01p left angle bracket period zero one) increase in the opening
duration of the UESU E S.
Which of the following sounds are typically mastered by the time a child turns 3?
A./k/ and /g/forward slash k forward slash and forward slash g forward slash
B./p/ and /b/forward slash p forward slash and forward slash b forward slash
C./l/ and /s/forward slash l forward slash and forward slash s forward slash
D./ch/ and /sh/ - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct. /p/ and /b/forward slash p
forward slash and forward slash b forward slash should be mastered by age 3 in a typically
developing child.
When assessing the ability of a student with cerebral palsy to access an augmentative and
alternative communication device, which of the following physical factors must be evaluated
first?
A.Upper extremity range of motion
B.Lower extremity strength
C.Trunk stability and control
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D.Fine motor dexterity - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. Trunk stability will
guide the clinician in making an appropriate recommendation for the type of device a client can
access as it influences more distal movements.
A school-based SLP wants to discharge a fifth-grade student. The student has mastered all his
goals except /r/forward slash r forward slash in conversational speech. The SLP worked with the
student for the entire school year, and the student is able to use /r/forward slash r forward
slash accurately 75 percent of the time. However, the goal is to reach 90 percent accuracy.
Because the student worked on the skill all year and still has not met the established goal, the
SLP feels the student performs at his highest possible level. The SLP does not think it is in the
student's best interest to continue pulling the student out of class to address the goal. The
parents are upset and are questioning the SLP's decision.
Which of the following statements from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
(ASHA) Code of Ethics can be used to back up the SLP's decision?
A.Individuals who hold the Certificate of Clinical C - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is
correct. According to ASHA, it is important that SLPs remember to provide services when a
benefit can be expected. The SLP has exhausted all treatment options and a benefit for this
student is no longer expected.
Put in order of acquision: p, k, dj, th - CORRECT ANSWERS /p/forward slash p forward is
first because this phoneme is developed between ages 1 and 3. /k/forward slash k forward
slash is second because this is developed by age 3 1/2. /θ/forward slash omega forward slash is
third because this is developed between ages 3 and 8. /ʒ/forward slash ezh forward slash is last
because this is developed between ages 6 and 8. ((P, K, TH, J))
An 81-year-old female presents to a rehabilitation hospital following a severe L MCA stroke. The
patient has poststroke right-sided weakness, right neglect, and suspected nonfluent aphasia.
Receptive language appears to be mildly impacted. The patient has a complex medical history,
including TBI following a car accident two years ago, obesity, diabetes, seizure disorder,
congestive heart failure, and hypertension. Socially, the patient has lived alone for the past
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three years following her husband's death. Since her car accident she mainly watches TV at
home and leaves her house only for dialysis. She has meals on wheels and home health aides to
assist her with showering. Because of her TBI, her behavior is often variable and erratic. The
highest level of education she attained was seventh grade. She stayed home to take care of her
children and did not have a career.
1-Which of the following medical conditions, in - CORRECT ANSWERS 1- are more likely
to have metacognitive problems in addition to the aphasia, thus impacting their ability to
improve.
2-Option (C) is correct. When an SLP assesses phrase length, it is important to task the patient
with open-ended questions to assess the patient's ability to spontaneously produce speech.
3-Option (B) is correct. Information about the severity of the patient's stroke is necessary to
estimate the patient's chance of recovery.
Inhalation during respiration is primarily carried out through the movement of which of the
following muscles or muscle groups?
A.Diaphragm
B.Internal intercostals
C.External intercostals
D.Scalenes - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct. The diaphragm is the muscle
that creates the most volume in the lungs.
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An SLP receives a referral from an audiologist for a 72-year-old woman who demonstrates a
moderate to severe bilateral sensorineural hearing loss preventing her from participating in
social activities. Which of the following best identifies the SLP's role?
A.Training in speech reading
B.Prescribing hearing aids
C.Performing an auditory evaluation
D.Using auditory integration training - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct.
Providing speech-reading therapy is a primary role for SLPs as it enhances the overall
communicative competency for the client.
An SLP provides home practice for a patient with aphasia as part of discharge plans. The patient
is approximately six-months post left-hemisphere stroke that resulted in aphasia. Verbal output
has improved significantly since the stroke; however, the patient is still very concerned that
written expression is moderately impaired at the single-word level. The homework assignment
is to implement copy-and-recall treatment to improve written expression, which involves
practicing writing target words (from photographs) and then copying those words multiple
times. However, during a follow-up phone call, the SLP determines that the patient is struggling
to write the assigned target words because the patient "can't think of the correct letters."
Although a model is provided on the back of each target photograph, the patient wants to find
a way to practice without looking at the answer. The SLP's best course of action is to su -
CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct. This approach would give the client the best
access to completing the homework. The letter tiles would provide a support for the client to
complete the homework and are a regular part of this treatment approach.
Which of the following instruments is often used to document stages of recovery after
traumatic brain injury (TBIT B I) ?
A.Glasgow Coma Scale
B.Scale of Executive Function
C.Sequenced Inventory of Communication Development
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The head lift exercise published by Shaker et al. (2002) was designed to produce which of the
following changes in swallow biomechanics?
A.Increase in laryngeal closure duration
B.Strengthening of the base of the tongue
C.Increase in diameter and duration of the upper esophageal sphincter (UESU E S) opening
D.Prolonged relaxation of the cricopharyngeal portion of the inferior constrictor muscle -
CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. The results of Shaker et al. (2002)
demonstrated a significant (p<.01p left angle bracket period zero one) increase in the opening
duration of the UESU E S.
Which of the following sounds are typically mastered by the time a child turns 3?
A./k/ and /g/forward slash k forward slash and forward slash g forward slash
B./p/ and /b/forward slash p forward slash and forward slash b forward slash
C./l/ and /s/forward slash l forward slash and forward slash s forward slash
D./ch/ and /sh/ - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (B) is correct. /p/ and /b/forward slash p
forward slash and forward slash b forward slash should be mastered by age 3 in a typically
developing child.
When assessing the ability of a student with cerebral palsy to access an augmentative and
alternative communication device, which of the following physical factors must be evaluated
first?
A.Upper extremity range of motion
B.Lower extremity strength
C.Trunk stability and control
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D.Fine motor dexterity - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (C) is correct. Trunk stability will
guide the clinician in making an appropriate recommendation for the type of device a client can
access as it influences more distal movements.
A school-based SLP wants to discharge a fifth-grade student. The student has mastered all his
goals except /r/forward slash r forward slash in conversational speech. The SLP worked with the
student for the entire school year, and the student is able to use /r/forward slash r forward
slash accurately 75 percent of the time. However, the goal is to reach 90 percent accuracy.
Because the student worked on the skill all year and still has not met the established goal, the
SLP feels the student performs at his highest possible level. The SLP does not think it is in the
student's best interest to continue pulling the student out of class to address the goal. The
parents are upset and are questioning the SLP's decision.
Which of the following statements from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
(ASHA) Code of Ethics can be used to back up the SLP's decision?
A.Individuals who hold the Certificate of Clinical C - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is
correct. According to ASHA, it is important that SLPs remember to provide services when a
benefit can be expected. The SLP has exhausted all treatment options and a benefit for this
student is no longer expected.
Put in order of acquision: p, k, dj, th - CORRECT ANSWERS /p/forward slash p forward is
first because this phoneme is developed between ages 1 and 3. /k/forward slash k forward
slash is second because this is developed by age 3 1/2. /θ/forward slash omega forward slash is
third because this is developed between ages 3 and 8. /ʒ/forward slash ezh forward slash is last
because this is developed between ages 6 and 8. ((P, K, TH, J))
An 81-year-old female presents to a rehabilitation hospital following a severe L MCA stroke. The
patient has poststroke right-sided weakness, right neglect, and suspected nonfluent aphasia.
Receptive language appears to be mildly impacted. The patient has a complex medical history,
including TBI following a car accident two years ago, obesity, diabetes, seizure disorder,
congestive heart failure, and hypertension. Socially, the patient has lived alone for the past
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three years following her husband's death. Since her car accident she mainly watches TV at
home and leaves her house only for dialysis. She has meals on wheels and home health aides to
assist her with showering. Because of her TBI, her behavior is often variable and erratic. The
highest level of education she attained was seventh grade. She stayed home to take care of her
children and did not have a career.
1-Which of the following medical conditions, in - CORRECT ANSWERS 1- are more likely
to have metacognitive problems in addition to the aphasia, thus impacting their ability to
improve.
2-Option (C) is correct. When an SLP assesses phrase length, it is important to task the patient
with open-ended questions to assess the patient's ability to spontaneously produce speech.
3-Option (B) is correct. Information about the severity of the patient's stroke is necessary to
estimate the patient's chance of recovery.
Inhalation during respiration is primarily carried out through the movement of which of the
following muscles or muscle groups?
A.Diaphragm
B.Internal intercostals
C.External intercostals
D.Scalenes - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct. The diaphragm is the muscle
that creates the most volume in the lungs.
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An SLP receives a referral from an audiologist for a 72-year-old woman who demonstrates a
moderate to severe bilateral sensorineural hearing loss preventing her from participating in
social activities. Which of the following best identifies the SLP's role?
A.Training in speech reading
B.Prescribing hearing aids
C.Performing an auditory evaluation
D.Using auditory integration training - CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct.
Providing speech-reading therapy is a primary role for SLPs as it enhances the overall
communicative competency for the client.
An SLP provides home practice for a patient with aphasia as part of discharge plans. The patient
is approximately six-months post left-hemisphere stroke that resulted in aphasia. Verbal output
has improved significantly since the stroke; however, the patient is still very concerned that
written expression is moderately impaired at the single-word level. The homework assignment
is to implement copy-and-recall treatment to improve written expression, which involves
practicing writing target words (from photographs) and then copying those words multiple
times. However, during a follow-up phone call, the SLP determines that the patient is struggling
to write the assigned target words because the patient "can't think of the correct letters."
Although a model is provided on the back of each target photograph, the patient wants to find
a way to practice without looking at the answer. The SLP's best course of action is to su -
CORRECT ANSWERS Option (A) is correct. This approach would give the client the best
access to completing the homework. The letter tiles would provide a support for the client to
complete the homework and are a regular part of this treatment approach.
Which of the following instruments is often used to document stages of recovery after
traumatic brain injury (TBIT B I) ?
A.Glasgow Coma Scale
B.Scale of Executive Function
C.Sequenced Inventory of Communication Development
