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ULTIMATE PRAXIS 5331 SPEECH PATHOLOGY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025

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ULTIMATE PRAXIS 5331 2025
SPEECH PATHOLOGY
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION



QUESTION 1



s/z ratio - ANSWERS-helps to determine whether there is a laryngeal pathology
present, continue to produce /s/ and /z/ phonemes. Longer than 1.4 is indicative of
possible laryngeal pathology



QUESTION 2



hypernasality - ANSWERS-excessive nasality, results when velopharyngeal
mechanism does not close the opening to nasal passage during the production of
non-nasal sounds



QUESTION 3



velopharyngeal insufficiency - ANSWERS-cause of hypernasality the
velopharyngeal mechanism is inadequate to achieve closure as a result the nasal
cavities are not sealed off appropriately from the oral cavity; causes can be
heterogeneous, neurological, structural or learned




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QUESTION 4



hyponasality - ANSWERS-lack of appropriate nasal resonance on nasal sounds /m/
/n/ and /ng/. patients often substitute oral sounds for nasal sounds; frequent
substitutions



QUESTION 5



Hemangioma - ANSWERS-soft, pliable and filled with blood. Occur in posterior
glottal area. Caused by intubation or hyperacidity due to gastroesophageal reflux



QUESTION 6



Myasthenia gravis - ANSWERS-Neuromuscular autoimmune disease produces
fatigue and muscle weakness. Sounds hypernasal, breathy, hoarse, soft in volume,
dysphagia and distorted articulation may be present



QUESTION 7



Broca's aphasia - ANSWERS-Lesion in posterior inferior frontal gyrus of the left
hemisphere of the brain; nonfluent, effortful, slow, halting and uneven, limited

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word output, short phrases and sentences, misarticulated or distorted sounds,
agrammatic or telegraphic speech



QUESTION 8



Transcortical motor aphasia - ANSWERS-Nonfluent variety of aphasia, lesions in
the anterior superior frontal lobe; characterized by speechless, absent or reduced
spontaneous speech, echolalia and preservation, nonfluent, paraphasic, agrammatic
and telegraphic speech



QUESTION 9



mixed transcortical aphasia - ANSWERS-Nonfluent aphasia caused by lesion in
watershed area, limited spontaneous speech, severe echolalia, severely impaired
fluency, severely impaired reading, reading comprehension, unimpaired automatic
speech



QUESTION 10



Global aphasia - ANSWERS-Most severe form of nonfluent aphasia, extensive
lesions in the brain. Characterized by profoundly impaired language skills, reduced
fluency, impaired repetition, impaired naming, auditory comprehension limited,
perseveration, impaired reading and writing


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QUESTION 11



vocal fold nodules - ANSWERS-Typically bilateral and sit opposite of each other,
typically appear at the junction of the anterior and middle third portion of the folds

QUESTION 12



cluttering - ANSWERS-Highly dysfluent, rapid, unclear and disorganized speech.
Lack of personal concern or reduced awareness about problem



QUESTION 13



gestural AAC - ANSWERS-No instruments or external aids are used; pantomime,
eyeblink encoding, American Indian hand talk, ASL



QUESTION 14



Hemorrhagic stroke - ANSWERS-Caused by bleeding in the brain due to ruptured
blood vessels. Intracerebral (within brain) or extracerebral (within the meninges,
resulting in subarachnoid, subdural and epidural varieties)



QUESTION 15



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