Clinical Procedures Chapters 4-6

5 Written Questions

1. Poor breath support, articulation and phonation; has flat affect, tight range of motion. Can use amplification and/or Lee Silverman treatment.
2. Used to convey basic wants and needs
3. A shared focus underlies successful communications.
4. Free play; no meaning
5. Weakness or incoordination of muscles

5 Matching Questions

1. Mutual gaze
2. Narrative writing
3. Apraxia
4. Paraphasia
5. Executive functions

1. a Uses an incorrect word; error in speech output where the wrong word is used but it is close to the wanted word.
2. b The infant and caregiver look at each other during social interactions.
3. c Inability to plan and execute wanted sounds. Cannot make mouth movements or have different sequences.
4. d A story with a character, a plot and possible lesson at the end.
5. e Be able to reflect and evaluate a previous scenario.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Unidentifiable and new word; made up. Ex. Hammock = blick
   1. Apraxia
   2. Anomia
   3. Aphasia
   4. Neologism
2. Naming issues. Exhibited in all aphasias.
   1. Apraxia
   2. Anomia
   3. Aphasia
   4. Neologism
3. Nonfiction writing. Relating only facts.
   1. Expository writing
   2. Narrative writing
   3. Executive functions
   4. Dysarthria
4. Client gets better in a few days by chance.
   1. Spontaneous recovery
   2. social autopsy
   3. Neologism
   4. Nonsymbolic play
5. Person has lost some language function, but focus is on meeting basic needs using whatever skills are intact. Focus is also on using language outside of the therapy room. Ex. Script to use at a restaurant.
   1. Flaccid dysarthria
   2. social autopsy
   3. Functional approach
   4. Mutual gaze

5 True/False Questions

1. Perseveration → Unintentional repetition of words or stories; "That's a pen. And those are pens. And that's a pen."

   True        False

2. Constraint-induced therapy → Using the "bad" body part or ability in order to strengthen it. Can be used verbally by only answering questions aloud.

   True        False

3. Minor hemisphere meditation → Use right hemisphere for some aspects; music, emotion, spatial concepts, etc.

   True        False

4. Flaccid dysarthria → Weak laryngeal muscles; strengthen muscles by using them; work on articulation.

   True        False

5. social autopsy → The ability to reflect upon a situation that was handled badly and discuss why.

   True        False