Friday, June 5, 2015

SLP 6000 - W3 Class Notes


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Be a 'why' person - know why you are asking what you're doing should cx want to know reason behind your line of qq.

Get case hx, gather info and really start to have this discussion w/family members…
Clarify info from case hx -
Dr. L. starts her interview w/case hx form
  • Ideally, you should have this from cx b4hand
SLIDE 3 - Interview has 3 components
OJO - make sure you don't use professional jargon during the interview…
Be empathetic to anxiety level of family - Emphasize major pts (they may not be listening too much); put them at ease… Using big words = opposite of being professional…  Talk at a level they will understand -> very important!

SLIDE 4 - Interview - You want ppl to be comfortable - lay it out,  make sure they understand, and don't leave you more confused..
  • You may not be able to view case hx prior to meeting the client…
SLIDE E ex of CE qq

SLIDE 6 What is significant - look for patterns…

SLIDE 7 - Define professional terms &
  • Prof writing is clear, concise, to the pt….

Is a problem is child is delayed in multiple areas

When was first word - were they talking around when they started to walking? Another way to ask…

Slide 7 - CS vs vaginal… emergency? Vaginal = still typical (best practice) even if CS are more common - was baby in distress, cord around next - put baby at higher risk for s/l delay - did baby stay in nicu, etc, jaundice? What does jaundice lead to - brain damage… not many ppl know that as it's so easily trreated, but you have to think about places where med attn is not available… important to monitor to make sure it was treated…  where proper tx available - bilirubin levels checked etc,
  • APGAR- only ppl who ask are SLPs… how children are presenting at birth..  Test to determine if child can breathe, whether heart trouble, etc. how the BABY is doing outside the womb… 1-10 higher = better.. 7-9 =  normal; lower than that suggest med attn…

Complicational pregnancy - premies
  • Breathing probs lead to sucking/swallowing probs,  leads to oral-motor devel in prep for SPEECH as we strengthen these muscles… 
Medications - important to know if mothers on during preg, child thereafter… As we go thru case history, we start to piece what things together case hx

Babbles then stops… helps w/ diff dx - autism? Hearing disorder?

Lang dominance vs difference … is it a q of exposure vs disorder..

2nd/3rd lang use.. Know what degree
  • 1st lang tests out well…
  • 2nd lang doesn’t, so what's been the exposure
  • Trouble in both langs?
  • Loss of 1st lang (child enters in school speaks more English … to expose self to 2nd lang community).
  • Ball park lang expos % is 40% exposures… , then assess in that language
Kayser & Langdon - best prac article… SLPs tended to test using std test (in English) to test EL children, even tho formalized testing there does… What is our best assessment? No assessment is the same, and no child can be treated the same…

Gather info on:
Age of acq simul before age of 3 or seq aftr age of 3
To whom did they speak English to, Nanny, in-laws
ASHA - to be proficient in a lang - one must be able to read, write & speak … in that lang

Informal procedure -review

ADULTS - previous ed  & skills
Hobbies, etc. what can we do to bring back fxl communication

  • When adults come in we know they have a probl and we want to bring them back to that fxl communication
OE & CE qq…
OE - begins w/ axn verbs, dialogue, etc.
CE -come much more naturally…

Both have benefits, and both  - OE - open dialogue, lead to other areas…, like CR
CE - gets to more specific, to the point info - like Std test

IN your communication - define prof. terms… ppl who aren't in our field don't know this… professional writing should be clear, precise and to the point…

SUNDAY quiz 9 am - 5 qq 1 hour/1 sitting! No going in and out.. Closed notes and book…  closes end of day…

Discussion board pract OE/CE -

Syndrome Proj - use notes column to expand…

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