Typical Development
This period of time is known as "unintentional communication" and lasts up to 6 months or longer. A child may partake in reflexive vocalizations, then cooing to name a few.
I hurt my right arm and my left foot.
What is the positional term to describe how my injuries are on opposite sides of the body?
What is... contralateral
List the 6 cranial nerves (and their corresponding number) that are important for speech
What are...
Trigeminal (V), Facial (VII), Vagus (X), Hypoglossal (XII), Accessory (XI), and Glossopharyngeal (IX)
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SOMETHING THAT YOU LIKE ABOUT THEM!
No cop-outs try to say something meaningful!
What are the components of content, form, and use
Content: Semantics
Use: Pragmatics
Calculate the MLU of this utterance:
The Social Committee is awesome.
They are also kind, funny, and smart.
What is ...
MLU: 6
The organ at the top of the neck involved in breathing, sound production, and aspiration prevention
AKA the voice box
What is... the larynx
The cranial nerves are composed of 12 nerves that belong to which nervous system?
EBP stands for... (and the other things too)
1. Research
2. Client Preferences
3. Clinician Expertise
The four systems of speech production are...
What are... Articulation, phonation, respiration, and resonation
Considering Brown's grammatical stages, at which stage and age can we expect to see 3rd person irregular (Doggy does tricks), uncontractible auxiliary (He was jumping), contractible copula, (She's happy), and contractible auxiliary (She's dancing).
What is... Stage V (41-46+ months)
These two extrinsic muscles work together to elevate the larynx
What are the ... Suprahyoid and stylopharyngeus
Broca's aphasia is another term for this type of aphasia that characterizes the speech of these individuals.
What is.... nonfluent aphasia
I forgot... IEP and IFSP stand for
What is... individualized education plan and individualized family service plan
What are... Place, manner, voice
Jen understands simple opposites and questions. Her mother reports that Jen is constantly asking "why?" Based upon typical development, how old is Jen?
Please list the 4 muscles of mastication
Please :D
What are... Masseter, temporalis, medial pterygoid, and lateral pterygoid
Which cerebral hemisphere can we suspect was damaged if an individual is exhibiting left visual neglect, pragmatic deficits, impulsive behaviors, and poor awareness?
What is... the Right hemisphere
Protection of confidential health information is a part of which legislation act?
What is... Hippa? Hippaa?
HIPAA
Identify the phoneme based on the following distinctive features:
+ Voice, +Labiodental, +Fricative
What is... the phoneme /v/ !
Which language theory is supported by the following evidence:
Deaf babies babble, grammar rules are not directly taught, and children follow a sequence of developmental milestones.
What is... The Nativist/Generative view (Chomsky)
Which intrinsic muscle of the larynx is the only abductor muscle of the vocal folds?
What is the... posterior cricoarytenoid
What is... ataxic dysarthria
This __1____ looks at how widespread a disorder is within the current population and this ___2__ looks at the rate of individuals who developed a disease/disorder within a given time
What is... 1. Prevalence 2. Incidence
What type of sentences are these speakers sharing?
Grandson: "I'm tired of this grandpa"
Grandpa: "Well that's too dang bad!"
What are... declarative sentences
(I would also accept exclamatory)