Progress Notes
The acronym for a progress note in speech-language pathology
What is SOAP?
A type of test that compares an individual to his own performance
What is Client Referenced?
A type of interview that includes only cloze-ended questions
What is a traditional interview?
The three components of a well-written behavioral objective
What are performance, condition, criterion?
What is an oral-mech exam?
The part of the note where a SLP indicates what he/she will do next.
What is the Plan?
The actual score arrived at when grading a test
What is the Raw Score?
a yes/no question
What is a cloze-ended question?
75% accuracy in an objective
What is criterion?
A brief assessment of hearing acuity
What is a hearing screening?
The part of the note where the SLP provides observational information about the client
What is Subjective?
Standard Nine
What is Stanine?
What is an ethnographic interview?
"With minimal prompting" in a behavioral objective
What is the condition?
PLS-5, CELF-5, GFTA
What are standardized tests?
Daily, weekly, monthly; depending on your facility
What is how often progress notes are completed?
A score that can be confusing for parents
What is age equivalency?
When you bombard a caregiver/client with questions, it may seem like this
The client will produce initial /p/ in words, in a behavioral objective.
What is performance?
Language Sample, Dynamic Assessment, Behavioral Observations
What are methods that can be used to assess clients?
The part of the note where the SLP indicates how the client performed
What is Objective?
Mild, moderate, severe, profound
What are severity statements?
Asking the right questions the right way
What is an ethnographic interview?
A goal met at discharge
What is a long-term goal?
To identify the need for treatment
What is the Purpose of an assessment?