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During an evaluation of a 6-year-old female patient, an SLP asks her to produce sounds requiring various tongue heights. You notice she has a hard time producing words that require high vowels. Based on these findings, which of the following words would be most difficult for this patient?
- "heat" (/i/) and "who" (/u/)
- "had" (/æ/) and "hot (/α/)
- "head" (/ε/) and "hoe" (/o/)
- "heat" (/i/) and "hot" (/α/)
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While planning the intervention and treatment of a 67-year-old female with recent history of TBI, an SLP attempts to elicit and improve the patient’s /w/ sound. Which of the following phonetic placement techniques would be most appropriate?
- Back of the tongue contacts the soft palate. Air stream emitted through the nose (velum open). Vocal folds vibrating.
- The tip of the tongue to the alveolar ridge. Nasal emission of air (velum open). Vocal cords vibrating.
- Bilabial rounding and movement toward the lip position required for the next vowel. High back tongue posture, moving toward the tongue position for the next vowel. Voiced air stream emitted through the rounded lips. Velum opened. Vocal folds vibrating.
- The tip of the tongue is raised to the post-alveolar ridge behind the upper central incisors. Voiced air pressure explodes out the mouth through a small opening. The velum is closed. The vocal folds are vibrating. The tip of the tongue is raised to the post-alveolar ridge, behind the upper central incisors. The air pressure is exploded out the mouth through a small opening.
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An SLP is screening a patient with a full aphasia battery. The patient exhibits difficulty in semantic processing such as reactive naming and providing definitions of words. The patient says, “A shoemaker repairs shoes” to which the SLP notes as a correct statement. The patient then says, “A gardener repairs gardens.” To which the SLP notes as an incorrect statement. Which type of aphasia is most consistent with these findings?
- Wernicke's Aphasia
- Broca's Aphasia
- Anomic Aphasia
- Global Aphasia
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It is well known that humans perceive sound before birth. Which of the following statements about fetal speech sound recognition is true?
- As fetuses mature, they require a higher intensity of sound to respond, demonstrating reduced speech sound recognition at later stages of development
- By the third trimester, fetuses become familiar with recurrent, maternal speech sounds
- By the first trimester, fetuses have developed full recognition of maternal speech sounds
- Fetal speech sound recognition, although present, does not change throughout pre-birth development
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Inadequate velopharyngeal closure is frequently associated with which of the following:
- Hyponasal resonance of vowels, glides, and liquids
- Increased intraoral pressure during production of pressure consonants
- No changes in speech are realized through inadequate velopharyngeal closure
- Nasal air emission accompanying production of pressure consonants
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