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Speech-language pathology Praxis exam practice multiple choice questions with answers and explanations
Typology: Exercises
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a. Adjacency effect b. Developmental c. Neurogenic d. Psychogenic
d. 12-15 years old
Typically, a posterior cerebral artery stroke results in hemianopsia. The PCA supplies blood to the occipital lobe which is responsible for vision.
d. Targeting marked sounds To reduce nasality, promoting oral awareness is crucial with this population.
folds are vibrating. The tip of the tongue is raised to the post-alveolar ridge, behind the upper central incisors. The air pressure is exploded out of the mouth through a small opening. b. Bilabial rounding and movement toward the lop position required for the next vowel. High back tongue posture, moving forward toward the tongue position for the next vowel. Voiced air stream emitted through the rounded lips. Velum opened. Vocal folds vibrating. c. The tip of the tongue to the alveolar ridge. Nasal emission of air (velum open). Vocal folds vibrating. d. Back of the tongue contacts the soft palate. Air stream emitted through the nose (velum open). Vocal folds vibrating.