Slp Praxis 2024 Already Passed

Head Tracking {Ans: Reflective dots placed on the individual's head or accessory track head movements to use a high-tech SGD. - Direct selection AAC access method}Visual Scanning {Ans: Individual uses a switch to select the target by visually scanning a set of choices presented on an AAC system. - Indirect selection AAC access method}CN IX (Glossopharyngeal) {Ans: Tongue & Pharynx (sensory); Pharynx only (motor)}Thyroarytenoid {Ans: Relaxing muscle that draws arytenoid cartilages anteriorly, relaxes vocal ligament (for low pitch sounds). Innervated by the inferior laryngeal nerve of RLN (CN X)}Thyrohyoid {Ans: Infrahyoid muscle; depresses hyoid bone and elevates the larynx. Innervated by anterior ramus of spinal nerve C1 via hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)}Speech Breathing {Ans: A greater volume of air is taken into the lungs than during quiet breathing, and more timing and control is required than those provided by diaphragmatic-abdominal breathing.}Lateral Cricoarytenoid {Ans: Adductor muscle that adducts and shortens vocal folds. Innervated by inferior laryngeal nerve of RLN (CN X)}Infrahyoid Muscles {Ans: - Thyrohyoid - Omohyoid - Sternothyroid - Sternohyoid}Eye Gaze {Ans: High-tech AAC with infrared technology that tracks eye movements for communication and device control. - Direct selection AAC access