Unit 5 Fk Midterm Practice Test

An hour is considered a ‘normal’ feeding duration

• True

• False

Which AAC: · Does not require external materials (only the body – hands, eyes, voice, legs etc) · Uses movement or position changes to convey meaning · Involves Dynamic Messages  · Involves recall memory

• Aided

• Unaided

• Low tech devices

• High tech devices

A smile is an example of an aided AAC system 

• True

• False

Aided systems require recognition memory 

• True

• False

How do young children organize concepts 

• Taxonomic- categories or words (e.g., people, places)

• Schematic-events and experiences 

• Semantic/Grammatical- Agent, action, object…

• Alphabetic Order

Check all the personal access barriers for AAC

• Range of motion

• Policy 

• Motor control/coordination

• Client Preference 

________% of individuals entering a university teaching hospital will have communication difficulty enough that they cannot make their needs met through speech alone.

AAC for people who have had a stroke include 

• Speech recognition software 

• Synthetic/digitalized speech 

• Supportive conversation partner training 

• An electro larynx 

“Aggressive care is associated with improved patient quality of life and quicker bereavement adjustment for family members”

• True

• False

Motor goals should be functional for both speech and language needs

• True

• False

Check all the major events in the development of the neural tube, cranial nerves, and pharyngeal arches

• Formation of embryonic disc

• Formation of cranial disc

• Formation of the neural plate

• Migration of neural crest cells to become cranial nerve

• Development and fusion of pharyngeal arches

An iPad is considered a low tech AAC device 

• True

• False

Identify the domains of knowledge, judgment, and skill that contribute to communicative competence.

• Functionality, adequacy, policy, and social 

• Linguistic, policy, social, strategic 

• Operational, functionality, adequacy, and social

• Linguistic, operational, social, strategic 

Check all the steps in identifying a child with motor speech difficulties 

• Gather information to develop a child profile

• Determine whether speech production and intelligibility is identified as an area of concer

• Collect a language sample

• Complete a comprehensive speech production assessment (including observation of motor movements) 

• Identify whether there is presence of motor speech involvement

The person who is authorized to give or refuse consent on behalf of an incapable client. 

• Power of attorney 

• Substitute decision maker 

• A spouse 

• The physician 

Check all the true statements 

• In infants the tongue fills the oral cavity and the velum is in close proximity to the epiglottis.

• The hyoid bone and the larynx are positioned lower in infants than in adults

• The larynx elevates less in infants than in an adult during the pharyngeal phase of the swallow.

• Once the infant begins eating puréed food around 4 to 6 months the oral and pharyngeal phases are similar to those of an adult although with less elevation of the larynx

What is the concept that matches the following definition: inclusion and representation of concepts needed to construct messages

• Organization of concepts

• Direct Selection

• Indirect Selection 

• Communication Concepts

An access barrier is defined as a barrier imposed by people other than the individual who uses AAC that are not eliminated by providing an AAC system

• True

• False

Identify the barriers to including patients in goals-of-care discussions at the end-of-life.

• Family not accepting prognosis

• Patient not accepting prognosis

• Family disagrees with goals of care

• Patient disagrees with goals of care

• Patient no capacity to decide

• Family not understanding treatments

• Patients not understanding treatments

• Language Barriers