Speech Sound Disorders
What type of error is demonstrated when a child says 'wabbit' for rabbit'?
What type of tympanogram is flat and often indicated fluid or perforation
what is type b
what swallowing phase involves chewing and bolus formation?
What is the oral prep phase
What is the typical age for emergence of 2 word combinations
What is 18-24 months
What is the first step in the evidence based practice process?
What is formulating a clinical question
What type of disorder involves rule-based errors and affects phoneme organization?
What is a phonological disorder
Which frequencies are most important for speech understanding?
what is 2,000-4,000Hz
The Mendelsohn maneuver targets this component of the swallow.
what is laryngeal elevation and UES opening
A child who says 'goed' for 'went' is displaying what type of error?
What is a morphological overregularization
In supervision, what is the process called where a supervisor provides constructive feedback to promote professional growth?
What is clinical teaching/mentoring
Name two typical phonological processes that are suppressed by age 3.
What is final consonant deletion and reduplication
This type of hearing loss involves both sensorineural and conductive componenets.
What is mixed hearing loss
what is the modified barium swallow study (MBSS)
What is the perlocutionary stage
What type of research study compares two groups but does not involve random assignment?
What is quasi-experimental study
This is a therapy approach that targets severe unintelligibility by cycling through patterns.
what is the cycles approach
what does OAE testing evaluate?
what is cochlear outer hair cells function
A child with poor weight gain and frequent nasal regurgitation may have what condition
Around how many words does a typical 2 year old child have in their expressive vocabulary
what is about 200 to 300 words
What are the three components of evidence based practice according to ASHA
What are best research evidence, clinical expertise, and client value/preferences
what are backing (top -->kop) and affrication (shoe --->choe)
Describe what air conduction testing evaluates
what is the entire auditory pathway from the outer ear to the brain
Differentiate between penetration and aspiration
What is penetration stays above the vocal folds, aspiration goes below the vocal folds
What's the difference between referential learners and expressive learners?
Referential use nouns to label objects, expressive learners use social phrases
What supervisor model involves observing a supervisee, providing feedback, and setting goals collaboratively?
What is the collaborative supervision model