Multiple Choice
The speech-language pathologist should view infantile oral reflexes:
A) as good predictors of dysarthria
B) as reliable indicators of the need for augmentative communication devices
C) as highly correlated with the severity of dysarthria in cerebral palsy
D) as essential in planning management programs in children with cerebral palsy
E) none of the above
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q8: Cerebral palsy is caused by a neurological
Q9: Which muscles are involved in cases of
Q10: The asymmetric tonic neck reflex:<br>A)can be used
Q11: The _ reflex is a protective mechanism
Q12: Achievement of fluent speech:<br>A)is dependent upon cortical,rather
Q14: Speech is not typically impaired in children
Q15: A "scissors gait" is characteristic of spastic:<br>A)hemiplegia<br>B)diplegia<br>C)paraplegia<br>D)quadriplegia
Q16: A unilateral Galant reflex indicates:<br>A)spastic cerebral palsy<br>B)an
Q17: A partial disturbance of the speech mechanism
Q18: A child with spastic cerebral palsy would