Signs and Symptoms Flashcards

(24 cards)

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What number of points is considered a significant difference between expressive and receptive communication skills?

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More than 15

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Deep structure

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Surface structure

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What must a child have to be considered for an autism diagnosis?

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Language disorder

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T/F - Language disorders cannot change or continue over time, they stay the same

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False

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What are some examples of disorders that might occur with a language disorder?

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Autism, intellectual disabilities, ADHD, TBI, Psychological/Emotional problems, Hearing losses

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What is a developmental language disorder?

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What is a specific language disorder?

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What is a spoken language disorder?

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What is incidence?

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The number of new cases of a specific diagnosis

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What is prevalence?

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The number of total cases of a specific diagnosis

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12
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Are observations or tests more accurate?

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Observations

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13
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On average, will earlier or later onset issues be easier to remediate?

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Later onset

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14
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What are some important things to look out for when treating language disorders?

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Age of onset, compounding/associated disorders, patient culture/environment, patient motivation

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What is a sign a child is having syntactical problems?

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Below average MLU

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16
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What is phonological awareness?

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The ability to tell which sounds are within words

17
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What are phonological problems?

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Issues understanding the sound system and the rules that accompany it

18
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Give an example of bad syllable closure

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“ca” for “cat” / “ba” for “bat”

19
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Give an example of cluster reduction

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“peech” for “speech” / “kool” for “school”

20
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What are some signs a child is having morphological problems?

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Limited MLU, no use of articles, “me” instead of “i’, incorrect use of prefixes and suffixes

21
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Do children learn concrete or abstract words first?

22
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What is fast mapping?

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The ability to aquire a word quickly and with minimal information

23
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How many times must a word be heard to be learned?

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400x in a meaningful context

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What are some problems a child might face related to semantics?

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Word finding problems, excessive fillers, not understanding wh- questions, issues paraphrasing, not understanding synonyms/antonyms, incorrect use of figurative language or narratives