SSD review

Assessment of Speech Sound Disorders

Multiple Choice

Stimulability means the client can correct, improve, or imitate production of their errors following clinician's productions.

• True

• False

• No idea

• What is stimulability?

Multiple Choice

Speech sounds can be classified into:

• Place of articulation

• Manner of articulation

• Voicing feature

• All of the above

Multiple Select

Which ones are phonological patterns?

• Syllable structure patterns

• Substitution patterns

• Bilabial patterns

• Assimilation patterns

Multiple Select

Syllable structure patterns:

• Final consonant deletion

• Cluster reduction

• Metathesis

• Affrication

Multiple Select

Substitution patterns

• Final consonant deletion

• Fronting

• Backing

• Depalatization

Multiple Select

Assimilation patterns

• Prevocalic voicing

• Gliding

• Velar assimilation

• Stopping

Multiple Choice

How are speech sound disorders classified?

• By individual sounds

• By sound errors from phonetic principles

• By sound errors based on phonological patterns

• All of the above

Multiple Select

Characteristics of Childhood Apraxia of Speech

• Inconsistent voicing errors

• Prevocalic groping

• Reduced speech intelligibility

• Distorted vowels and consonants

Multiple Choice

Children with hearing loss may exhibit

• Oral-nasal confusion

• Hypo or hyper nasality

• Distorted vowels

• Voiced-voiceless speech sound confusion