Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [What vocabulary term describes delays or false starts at the beginning of movements, an inability to stop movements, and "freezing"?] Rigidity Masked facies Festination Bradykinesia None . [T/F: Problem or impairment with a known anatomical, physiological, or neurological basis is Functional Disorder] True False None . [T/F: contraction of the palatoglossus is essential for swallowing in order to constrict the isthmus of faces ( a constricted space that connects the mouth and the pharynx)] True False None . [T/F: late talkers are defined by a small vocabulary and no two-word combinations] True False None . [When a vowel (usually /o/ or /u/) is substituted for a syllabic consonant (e.g., a child may say "bado" instead of "bottle," or "noodoo" instead of "noodle"), it is called] gliding. vocalization. velar fronting. stopping. None . [T/F: present progressive tense (ing), in, on, and plural -s are the earliest morphemes to be mastered] True False None . [the theory that stuttering is caused by lack of unilateral dominant hemisphere is the:] stuttering a psychoneurosis theory approach-avoidance theory diagnosogenic theory hemisphere domination theory cerebral dominance theory None . [Muscles that contribute to VP closure through tensing or elevating the velum are:] tensor veli palatine, levator veli palatina, and salpingopharyngeus sylopharyngeus, salpingopharyngeus, and levator veli palatini levator veli palatini, genioglossus, and salpingopharyngeus palatoglossus, tensor veli palatini, and levator veli palatini tensor veli palatini and levator veli palatini None . [T/F: MLU = the total number of free and bound morphemes divided by the total number of utterances] True False None . [T/F: the posterior belly of the digastric muscle is innervated by the digastric nerve, a branch of the facial nerve] True False None . [Select the statement that is incorrect about group designs.] They are effective in establishing internal validity. They usually have results similar to those of single-subject experiments. They can help establish cause-effect relationships. Their requirement of randomization may be difficult to meet. None . [T/F: the phonological loop encodes maintains and manipulates speech-based information] True False None . [During an informal conversation with an adolescent who has come to you for assessment, you notice the following problems: difficulty in using figurative language, difficulty in using words with multiple meanings, and difficulty using synonyms appropriately. What kinds of language skills do you need to especially target during your assessment?] Pragmatic language skills Semantic language skills Syntactic structures Morphologic features None . [What dysarthria most frequently co-occurs with AOS?] Hypokinetic dysarthria Hyperkinetic dysarthria Flaccid dysarthria UUMN dysarthria None . [True/False: Vowels are sometimes voiced] True False None . [Patients with ataxic dysarthria may benefit from using _____adjustments as their primary method of signaling stress.] Pitch Amplitude Durational All of the above None . [T/F: the anterior belly of the digastric muscles is innervated by the mandibular nerve, a division of the trigeminal nerve] True False None . [T/F: the type of narrative 2 year olds tell is proto-narratives] True False None . [T/F: Speech that is abnormally fast with omission of sounds and syllables of words, abnormal patterns of pausing and phrasing, and often spoken in bursts that may be unintelligible is Stuttering] True False None . [This is a surgery to manage essential tremors associated with hyperkinetic dysarthria. It destroys a small part of the thalamus..] Pallidotomy Thalamotomy Laryngectomy Deep Brain Stimulation None . Time's up
