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What are the key factors in determining a Speech Generating Device (SGD)?
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Referral by family member or IEP team, Observation (informal discussion), Assessment, Device Trials, Device Selection, Training, Maintenance, & Follow-up
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What are the first steps to determine SGD?
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figure out needs, figure out what the team wants to see happen? what has been tried? and what is currently being used?
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What does the observation of the formal assessment include?
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background information, history (developmental and medical), psychoeducational/ SLP/ OT/ and or PT reports, as well as other providers esp SLP behavior
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True or False? Lifespace Acess Profile (LAP) is a rating scale that helps determine what's needed for the patient to make communication independent?
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True
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Which 2 domains of the LAP rating scale is NOT included out of physical resources, cognitive resources, emotional resources?
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Health & environmental analysis
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Name assessment instruments used to determine a SGD?
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Functional Communication Profile (FCP), Communication Matrix, and Linguisystems
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When assessing for a SGD, what do you look for?
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what individual can do or access? can they use finger(s), palm, turn head, use right side? can they follow instructions? good with change (emotions)? what are cognitive skills, expressive/receptive language? is vision/hearing ok?
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What is also taken into account when selecting a SGD?
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portability, weight, mounting if needed on a wheelchair, durability, and maintenance
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True or False? Once device is selected, its presented at the staff meeting?
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True
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True or False? Training of device is madatory for the student but not staff and family?
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False, offered to family and staff members as well
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True or False? Device trial is necessary in various environments just in case troubleshooting is needed?
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True. solutions in different enviornments must be figured out during trial period
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After device purchase, why is it necessary to have a follow-up?
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to offer more training or have a back-up method if AAC is not working
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When should we start introducing formal AAC into a child's communication?
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as soon as impaired communication skills is detected; use AAC right away to start training
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Won't use of SGD stop children from learning to speak? What is ASHA's position?
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No. ASHA's says AAC is to compensate for communication disorders, includes existing speech and purpose is to enhance communication
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True or False? SGD should be slower than speech?
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False
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What are some cognitive skills an individual can be assessed for to determine AAC?
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level of representation (object, picture), how many items/icons are sequenced, vocabulary, syntax, function (requesting, statements, questions, negation), pragmatics
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Access, accuracy, and speed should be accessed to see if AAC is right for individual?
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True
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What is AAC?
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Augmentative (adding to what communication you have) Alternative (if having no speech; using SGD) Communication
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