Specific Language Impairment
Dysphagia
Brain Disorders
Hearing Science
Audiology
100

To obtain detailed information regarding a child’s overall language ability, a speech language pathologist can use a(n) _____________.

language sample

100

A medical procedure for evaluating swallowing is _________.

modified barium swallow

100

A moving clot in an artery is called a(n) ________.

embolus 

100

The unit of measurement for sound intensity is _______.

decibel

100

A mixed hearing loss refers to _______.

combined conductive and sensorineural hearing losses

200

The cause of specific language impairment is ___________.

Unknown

200

Food or fluid entering the trachea during swallowing is _________.

aspiration

200

Jargon (unintelligible speech) is most prominent in ________.

Wernicke's aphasia

200

The eardrum is connected to the _______.

Malleus

200

Fluid in the middle ear would cause a _________.

conductive hearing loss 
300

When a child has a specific language impairment, their language can be affected in the area of language _____________.

all of the above

300

The sequence of swallowing stages is _________.

anticipatory, oral, pharyngeal, esophageal

300

An individual has specific difficulty in retrieving words and labels for pictures and objects in comparison to more intact reading, writing, comprehension and oral expression abilities. He demonstrates ________.

anomic aphasia

300

The stapes footplate fits into the _______.

The oval window

300

Tympanometry is used to evaluate _____________.

middle ear function

400

Most children with specific language impairment have ____________.  

normal intelligence

400

Dysphagia in dementia may be caused by _________.

all of the above

400

Alzheimer's disease is due to _____________.

changes in the neurons of the cerebrum, such as the development of plaques

400

The unit of measurement for frequency is _______.

hertz

400

A hearing loss has a loss by both air conduction and bone conduction and no significant air-bone gap is ___________.

sensorineural hearing loss

500

Symptoms in autism include all the following except __________.

resting tremors
500

The swallowing stage in which the larynx moves down and back, allowing the person to resume respiration, is the _________.

esophageal stage

500

Impulsiveness, disinhibition, and apathy are characteristic of individuals with ____________.

brain trauma 

500

The sensory organ for hearing is called the ______.

Organ of Corti 

500

An individual’s hearing aid should ________.

provide the individual with the ability to hear as much of the speech range as possible