You have a new client, Thomas, who is 7 years old, has Down syndrome, and is scheduled for an evaluation. After reviewing Thomas’ file and talking with his parents, you have learned the following: Thomas has diagnoses of speech, language, and cognitive difficulties. He consistently uses a few familiar words and phrases that his parents usually understand, and can be classified as emerging phonology. He is using speech more frequently to communicate now, but these utterances tend to be unintelligible. Thomas is an active and happy child who quickly loses interest during structured activities. His parents plan to bring several of his preferred toys and activities for use during the evaluation.   Which of the following should be part of your assessment plan for Thomas? Select all that apply.

Select all species that are weak bases.

Determine the pH at the equivalence point of a titration between 50.0 mL of [x] M (CH3)2NH solution with [x] M HClO4. Remember that only the decimals in a pH count as significant figures.  Please enter your answer with three decimal places. Kb for (CH3)2NH = 5.90 x 10-4

A _____________________________  inventory lists the sounds that a child produces, while a ___________________________________ inventory lists the sounds a child uses contrastively.

Define the following:  1) Independent Analysis 2) Relational Analysis

Match the type of information that can be gathered from an independent analysis on a fictional child: 

The ability to maintain normal alignment relationships between the various body segments and between the body and the environment is know as:

Your patient has been unable to participate in the prescribed exercise program during the last week because of a set back with pneumonia. He demonstrates significantly decreased strength on re-examination. He was previously able to assist with the transfer. What principle of strengthening does this demonstrate?  

Which of the following activities would be appropriate to consider NEXT after a patient has the ability to demonstrate safe overground locomotion indoors?

Patient’s with a diagnosis of CVA may be at risk for contracture formation due to: