Tuesday, June 2, 2015

SLP 6000 - W2 Class Notes

Dr. L. - 1st half class - finish up topic 1

Slide 9: Screenings:
Determine whether indepth/more testing is necessary
  • To determine if additonal testing..

Slide 10
  • Formal, eg., PLS-5, celF, ETC.
    • Always get parent permission
  • Beware of false positive - yes in screening; but does well in additional tesitng
  • Vs. false neg - child passes screening, but in further testing fails…
Slide 11 - cliff notes
  • DIAL-3 w/cheat sheet of what testing entails
  • Fluharty preschool

Slide 14 outcome passes->stop or…

Slide 15 Prognosis - prediction of the outcome…
  • It's the piece of info that tells the family if s/he will get better and how soon…
  • Speech SLH -
    • Age - when was tx begun?
      • 60 y/o stroke px vs 80 y/o
    • Health issues
    • Motivation
    • Family involvement
  • Artic
    • Stimulability is a factor
Slide 16 - prog stmts
  • You're not a fortune teller…
  • It's similar to a severity stmt that helps with acctability
See ex….
Family involvement - family bringing child to therapy, etc.


Slide 17 thoughts on prog
  • It's ok to wait to write this a few sessions into working w/px
  • It doesn't nec have to be positive
Slide 18 Universal precautions: intro'd bw 1985-1988
  • Bloodborne pathogens - considered potentially infxcious - see what your site follows and become familiar with facilities rules… hand washing, etc. protect self and px…
Slide 21 - Hand washing most important & 1st line of defense against germs
Slide 22 - Psychometrics…
  • Reliability - if you gave a test over and over… you'd get the same results
  • Validity - the test measures what it proposes to measure, e.g., PLS-5 measures child's language skills - so a child who does well there will do well in a pre-k /life environment w/in pre-k age range
Slid 23 - Norm-ref
Designed to look at a large sample
Seen in a bell curve -majority will average 100 or score w/in the middle range +/- 15

SD
e.g. bw 2-3 sd below/above or 3 (w/in) sd above/below mean

  • Or SD was 106 which is .4 SD or within 1 SD above the mean…
Next-next week - CASE HISTORY FORMS

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