Evaluation and Intervention
At what point do you do a case history with a client you are evaluating?
First!
This should be the first step of evaluation always.
When a child misarticulates age-appropriate phonemes, they may have a communication disorder called a(n)
speech sound disorder
The primary goal of a speech-language pathologist is to...
improve communication and swallowing abilities
A Lesson Plan is used to...
plan what your session may look like with specific objectives.
Improving voice quality may be the primary focus of what type of therapy?
Voice therapy
Sound repetitions and prolongations are examples of which communication disorder?
stuttering
FERPA is the confidentiality law in place for...
students in the schools
Long-term and short-term objects within an outline of therapeutic strategies that are evidenced-based are reported in which document?
Treatment Plan
A speech sample is commonly used when evaluating...
speech sound disorders
When a client has decreased us of a variety of words, they may have a...
language disorder
In a medical setting, which confidentially guidelines are in place?
HIPAA
When your client has met all of their goals and are functioning at an age-appropriate level, you would write a...
Discharge report
to identify individuals that may need further evaluation, a clinician may use a...
speech/language screener
word finding difficulties can be an example of a type of...
aphasia
ASHA stands for...
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
To report formal and informal findings, an SLP would use which type of document?
Evaluation Report
__________ involves understanding language; ________ involves generating language
Receptive language; expressive language
The neurological disorder that can affect swallowing is called...
dysphagia
80 direct client/student hours practicing under a certified SLP is needed to practice as a
SLPA
In a progress note, you would report...
anything that may be impacting your plan of care (i.e., attendance, behavior) and current data on targeted goals