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A prospective client is described as a man in his forties
who is under chronic stress. He uses his voice extensively
in daily life has a hard-driving personality, and exhibits
glottal fry. The client has the classic profile of a person at
high risk for
A. spastic dysphonia
B. acute laryngitis
C. vocal nodules
D. contact ulcers - ANSWER-D
Which of the following most accurately represents the
etiology of cleft palate?
A. Genetic factors alone
B. Environmental influences alone
C. Genetic factors interacting with environmental
influences
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D. Medications taken by the mother during pregnancy -
ANSWER-C
For which individual would a recommendation for an
augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
intervention be least appropriate?
A. A preschool child with a language-learning disorder and
highly unintelligible speech
B. A teenager with a repaired cleft palate who continues to
experience hypernasality
C. A young adult with severe cerebral palsy precluding
functional oral communication
D. A 55-year-old man who has had a laryngectomy -
ANSWER-B
Which of the following is an accurate statement about
whispered speech?
A. It is produced by approximating the arytenoid cartilages
so that their medial surfaces are in direct contact.
B. It is composed largely of aperiodic sounds.
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C. Spectrographic analysis of it reveals no discernible
formants for the vowels.
D. Most people can produce longer utterances per breath
using it than they can using conventional phonation. -
ANSWER-B
Which of the following actions will most effectively control
the problem of overreferral in school screening programs
that use impedance/immittance measurements?
A. Obtaining the measurements in a professional sound-
insulated room
B. Including 500 Hz in the audiometric screening
procedure
C. Retesting immediately those who did not pass the first
screening
D. Waiting three to five weeks to retest those who did not
pass the first screening - ANSWER-D
Use the passage to answer the following question.
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Which of the following is most appropriate for the SLP to
do if Molly's speech fluency has remained the same since
the previous evaluation?
A. Recommend that Molly immediately begin fluency
therapy, in which the focus is on reducing the frequency of
repetitions and interjections in her conversational speech
B. Recommend that Molly be released from the SLP's
active caseload
C. Recommend that Molly be referred for psychological
counseling, with a focus on on helping Molly improve
speech fluency by learning how to manage anxiety more
effectively
D. Recommend monthly evaluations of Molly's speech
fluency until she is five years old - ANSWER-B
"Book read me."
"Me TV see."
An SLP has a consultation with a self-referred adult who
has a fluency disorder. The client had been enrolled in
treatment programs with the clinician three times before
and had reached from 75 to 90 percent fluency before
dropping out of treatment for various reasons. Thirty
percent of the client's syllables are spoken disfluently. The
SLP PRAXIS FORM 1 EXAM NEWEST|| Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) |Already
Graded A+||Newest Exam!!!
A prospective client is described as a man in his forties
who is under chronic stress. He uses his voice extensively
in daily life has a hard-driving personality, and exhibits
glottal fry. The client has the classic profile of a person at
high risk for
A. spastic dysphonia
B. acute laryngitis
C. vocal nodules
D. contact ulcers - ANSWER-D
Which of the following most accurately represents the
etiology of cleft palate?
A. Genetic factors alone
B. Environmental influences alone
C. Genetic factors interacting with environmental
influences
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D. Medications taken by the mother during pregnancy -
ANSWER-C
For which individual would a recommendation for an
augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
intervention be least appropriate?
A. A preschool child with a language-learning disorder and
highly unintelligible speech
B. A teenager with a repaired cleft palate who continues to
experience hypernasality
C. A young adult with severe cerebral palsy precluding
functional oral communication
D. A 55-year-old man who has had a laryngectomy -
ANSWER-B
Which of the following is an accurate statement about
whispered speech?
A. It is produced by approximating the arytenoid cartilages
so that their medial surfaces are in direct contact.
B. It is composed largely of aperiodic sounds.
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C. Spectrographic analysis of it reveals no discernible
formants for the vowels.
D. Most people can produce longer utterances per breath
using it than they can using conventional phonation. -
ANSWER-B
Which of the following actions will most effectively control
the problem of overreferral in school screening programs
that use impedance/immittance measurements?
A. Obtaining the measurements in a professional sound-
insulated room
B. Including 500 Hz in the audiometric screening
procedure
C. Retesting immediately those who did not pass the first
screening
D. Waiting three to five weeks to retest those who did not
pass the first screening - ANSWER-D
Use the passage to answer the following question.
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Which of the following is most appropriate for the SLP to
do if Molly's speech fluency has remained the same since
the previous evaluation?
A. Recommend that Molly immediately begin fluency
therapy, in which the focus is on reducing the frequency of
repetitions and interjections in her conversational speech
B. Recommend that Molly be released from the SLP's
active caseload
C. Recommend that Molly be referred for psychological
counseling, with a focus on on helping Molly improve
speech fluency by learning how to manage anxiety more
effectively
D. Recommend monthly evaluations of Molly's speech
fluency until she is five years old - ANSWER-B
"Book read me."
"Me TV see."
An SLP has a consultation with a self-referred adult who
has a fluency disorder. The client had been enrolled in
treatment programs with the clinician three times before
and had reached from 75 to 90 percent fluency before
dropping out of treatment for various reasons. Thirty
percent of the client's syllables are spoken disfluently. The
