FINAL REVIEW Flashcards
Infants & Toddlers Sampling Suggestions
Observation
Familiar/Unfamiliar toys
Sabotage
45 minute sample
Infants & Toddlers (what to look for)
Caregiver responsiveness Comprehension Word precursors Real word use Pragmatic functions
Preschool Sampling Suggestions
Various contexts 50-200 utterances Pretend play Open-ended commens Familiar/Unfamiliar materials Personal, fictional, script narratives
Preschool (what to look for)
Conversationi responsiveness Syntax Semantics Conversation repair Question comprehension Turn-taking Topic maintenance
School-Aged Sampling Suggestions
Personal, fictional, script narratives
Written/oral narratives
Conversational interview
Classroom discourse
School-Aged (what to look for)
Cohesion
Later-developing syntax
Sentence repair
Conversational repair
Adolescents Sampling Suggestions
Narrative with/without visuals
Expository
Oral/written
Written materials
Adolescents (what to look for)
Perspective taking
Higher level cohesion/structure
Adults Sampling Suggestions
Narratives without visuals
Fable retell
Proverb interpretation
Picture description
Adults (what to look for)
Sentence complexity
Revisions
Words per minute
Clinical Eval of Language Fundamentals (CELF)
5;0-21;11
Language & pragmatics
15 minutes
Preschool Language Scale (PLS)
Birth-7;11
Language & early literacy
5-10 minutes
English, Spanish
Fluharty
3-6
Language & articulation
10 minutes
Ages & Stages
1-mo to 5;6 Communication Gross motor & fine motor Problem solving Social 10-15 minutes English, Spanish, & French
Communication Checklist - Adult
17-79
Communication
5-15 minutes
English, Spanish, & French
Frenchay Aphasia Screening Test
Patient with stroke
Language, reading, & writing
3-10 minutes
Purpose of Screenings
Broad Quick Formal/Informal Advise caregivers/clients Assess progress Determine need for further eval Pass/Fail
Purpose of Assessments
Collecting, integrating, & interpreting info Process of arriving at a diagnosis Obtain understanding ID need for referral or treatment Determine treatment details Monitor progress ONGOING
Static Assessment
Standardized (ex: GRE) No support PASSIVE participant Examiner observes Results = deficits Assesses performance on a given day
Dynamic Assessment
Nonstandardized Support ACTIVE participant Examiner participates Results = modifiability
Diagnosis
OUTCOME of Ax
Distinguishes a person’s problem
Diagnosis: Difference
Outside of norms
Diagnosis: Intelligibility
Message is compromised
Diagnosis: Handicap
Affects person’s life
At a disadvantage
Endangers health
Impacts emotional growth
Etiology: Predisposing
Places a higher risk for disease
Ex: Genetic
Etiology: Precipitating
Factors causing disorder are no longer operating
Difficult to ID
Ex: Stroke
Etiology: Perpetuating
Current factors that maintain illness
Habit strength
Ex: Aphasia
ASHA’s Preferred Practice Patterns (PPP)
Make thorough diagnosis Evaluate impact of disorder Consider contextual factors Conduct ongoing Ax Go beyond static Ax Use evidence-based methods
What does a CASE HISTORY facilitate?
Gaining understanding
Formulating interview questions
Determining areas to assess
Planning Ax procedures to administer
Social-Emotional Case History
Patient preferences
Relationships
Personality
Behavioral abnormalities
Interview: Opening Phase
Intro
Purpose
Length of Interview
Interview: Body
Discuss history of problem
Clarify info on Case Hx form
Interview: Closing Phase
Summarize major points
Express appreciation
Explain next steps
Nonlistening
Mind wonders
Partial listening
Only part of message is picked up
Tape-Recorder Listening
Lack of psychological or emotional presence