Biological Info, Description of Problem, Medical History, Developmental History, Academic History, Social History, Previous Treatment/Outcome & Goals
100
What are the 3 components in behavioral objectives?
Do statement, Condition, Criterion
100
Your client is building a block tower and then the clinician says, “You’re building. You put on a block. You did it again. You put on another block. Now it’s big! You’re building a big one.” What type of facilitative play technique is the clinician using?
Parallel talk – the clinician is describing what the client is doing
100
If the clinician is moving their client’s tongue to the correct position during the production of /l/, what type of cue is the clinician providing?
Kinesthetic – the clinician is moving the client’s articulator
100
What are some possibilities for purposeful undesirable behaviors?
Avoidance, Escape, Control, Learned
200
What are the 6 areas of assessment for Speech-Language Pathology?
Language, Motor Speech, Voice, Fluency, Hearing, Collateral Areas
200
A 5 year old female was seen for an articulation evaluation which revealed a lisp on /s/ and /z/ as well as fronting of /k/ and /g/. If the clinician chooses to target /k/ first, which type of approach is she following?
Normative Approach – /k/ develops before /s/
200
What is shaping and when does it occur?
Teaching a specific response that will move the client closer to the desire responses (i.e., target behavior broken down into small components and taught in ascending sequence of difficulty); occurs when behaviors can’t be elicited even with max cues
200
You provide your client with reinforcement for the first correct response made after a predetermined time period has elapsed (i.e., every 4 minutes). What time of intermittent reinforcement is described above?
Fixed Interval
300
The length of time that your patient can phonate /s/ versus /z/ is a ratio of 1.2 which falls within the norm of 1.4 for adults. What method of assessment is described in this scenario?
Criterion-Referenced
300
What is task mode, which is used for sequencing of therapy targets?
Type of clinician support/scaffolding provided to obtain desired responses (i.e., imitation, cue/prompt, spontaneous)
300
What method of data collection is occurring if the clinician is recording data while the session is occurring?
Real-Time
400
Based on your client’s performance, they scored in the 25th percentile on the SCAN-3. What method of assessment is described in this scenario?
Norm-Referenced
400
What type of documentation is used that contains long term and short term goals related to speech, language, hearing, and other communication needs?
Intervention Plans (Plan of Care)
500
Name some tests included in an audiological assessment.
Otoscopy, Immittance Testing, Otoacoustic Emissions, Pure Tone Testing, Speech Recognition Testing, Word Recognition Testing