Speech Pathology Week 2022
Speech Pathology Week Quiz 2022
Test your knowledge about speech pathology and its relevance in communication and swallowing health. This quiz includes various aspects, such as impairments, assessments, and therapeutic techniques in the field.
Join us in increasing awareness about speech and language disorders!
- 14 engaging questions
- Learn interesting facts
- Check your understanding of speech pathology
What is the percentage of people who experience a communication impairment after a stroke?
15
30
50
75
How many muscles do we use when swallowing?
4
13
26
45
Why might a speech pathologist recommend that someone have pineapple juice?
It triggers a faster swallow
It helps break down phlegm
It tastes nice
It is easier to swallow than water
Dysarthria is:
A speech impairment
A swallowing impairment
A voice impairment
A language impairment
Thickened fluids are always safer than thin fluids
True
False
Ice-cream is safe for someone on thickened fluids
True
False
A 'chin tuck' position (i.e. Chin down towards chest) makes swallowing safer
True
False
What is the percentage of people with Parkinson's Disease who have a voice, speech or swallowing impairment?
95
30
15
50
The term 'bulbar' refers to:
The tongue
The brain stem
The head
The spine
Which acronym relates to an instrumental swallowing assessment?
MBS
VFSS
FEES
All of the above
In Speech Pathology terms, what does the acronym 'AAC' stand for?
Australian Association of Communication
Australian Aphasia Committee
Alternative and Augmentative Communication
Assisting Aphasics to Communicate
Primary Progressive Aphasia is a type of Frontotemporal Dementia
True
False
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