Answers I got wrong

Question 1

A fator that may positively influence pediatric feeding for infants

Answer 1

nutritive sucking

Question 2

Which cranial nerve innervates the laryngz, the levator veli palatini, palatoglossis and palatopharyngeous?

Answer 2

X-Vagus Nerve

Question 3

Which muscle elevates ribs 1 through 9?

Answer 3

serratus

Question 4

Which muscle helps adduct vocal folds?

Answer 4

transverese arytenoids/

Question 5

What number represents a strong correlational relationship?

Answer 5

1

Question 6

certain variables (e.g. attitudes and opinions) may change simply because they are measured more thanonce. This is a probem of…

Answer 6

Testing, reducing internal validity

Question 7

What 2 things can be very common among AAE speakers?

Answer 7

Poor story structure

interruptions

Question 8

when 2 experts judge each iten on a test to make sure that all items were relevant to children’s lagnauge skills its called establishing what?

Answer 8

content vaidity

Question 9

What is a thrombus?

Answer 9

stationary blood clot

Question 10

What is the back and forth movement of particles when that movement is symmetrical and periodic?

Answer 10

simple harmonic motion

Question 11

Is is possible to have Broca’s aphasia without a specific injury to Broca’s area?

Answer 11

Yes

Question 12

When sound waves move from one medium to another, the motion causes a bending of the sound wave due to change in its speed of propagation. This is known as…

Answer 12

refraction

Question 13

Acoustical, mechanical, or electrical resistance to motion or sound transmission is called

Answer 13

impedance

Question 14

Concrete operations stage of cognitive development defined by Piaget occurs at what age?

Answer 14

7-11 years old

Question 15

A study designed to evaluate a treatment procedure for hoarseness of voice recruited all subjects who had witnessed a football game the previous day. The treatment, conducted over the following 2 weeks offered to all subjects, resulted in imporve voice quality. A critic said that the study lacked internal validity because….

Answer 15

statistical regression to the mean.

Question 16

A clinician who works in a skilled nursing facility has been referred a patient with swallowing disorders. The reffering physician states that the patient has a weak cricopharyngeus, causing difficulties passing the bolus through the cricopharyngues muscle past the 7th vertical vertebrai. This patient most likely has…

Answer 16

a disorder of the esophageal phase

Question 17

A 9 year old sen for an evaluation because of major dysfunction in his GI tract. Child has short bowel syndrome resulting in removeal of a major part of the intestines. GI will most likely reccomedn….

Answer 17

TPN (total parental nutrition

Question 18

Sara has arterial damage that causes her to have cognitive deficits such as impaired judgement, prolems concentrating, and fifficulties with reasoning. According to the surgeon, damage to the affected artery can also cause a person to have paralysis of the feet and legs.Which artery was damaged?

Answer 18

anterior cerebral.

Question 19

Dynamic assessment is an alternative approoach in which the clinician…

Answer 19

evaluates over time in a test-teach-retest format.

Question 20

When testing velopharyngeal adequacy using an oral manomtery, which score indicates need for surgery or pharyngeal flap?

Answer 20

.87

Question 21

Low birthweight, microcephaly, ow-set ears, micrognathia, wide eyes and excessive drooling. Severe cognitive, speech and motor delays indicate which syndrome?

Answer 21

Cri du chat

Question 22

{ink or white wart-like growth that can be found in airway?

Answer 22

papilloma

Question 23

When a surgeon closes a cleft of the soft palate first and a cleft of the hard palate later, its called what?

Answer 23

delayed hard palate closure

Question 24

Describe the HIV and Dementia connection

Answer 24

onset is slow
deterioration is rapid
final stage includes tremors, seizures, gait problems and more

Question 25

intermittant, involuntary, fleeting vocal fold abduction when phonation is attempted is known as....

Answer 25

abductor spasmodic dysphonia

Question 26

Scale used to conduct assessment on TBI patient

Answer 26

Glascow Coma Scale

Question 27

Bllodstein suggested stuttering is due to

Answer 27

response of tension and speech fragmentation.

Question 28

A technique used for aparaxia that is shaing and focused on orogacial and articulatory postures with specific instructions about how to change current speech and non-speech movements to achieve target shounds is known as what?

Answer 28

phonetic derivation

Question 29

Impaired facial recognition is more common in patients with....

Answer 29

posterior right hemisphere damage

Question 30

A technique used with dementia patients that involves giving them orientation information throughout the day atsuggested intervals....

Answer 30

reality orientation

Question 31

What are t-units?

Answer 31

They contain and independant clause and one or more subordinate clause

Question 32

What does Van-Ripers approach to stuttering treatment seek?

Answer 32

fluent stuttering

Question 33

How long is the pharyngeal phase of swallow

Answer 33

1 second