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DOH Speech-Language Pathology Licensing Exam Overview

The DOH Speech-Language Pathology Exam is an official licensing assessment required by the Department of Health for professionals seeking authorization to practice as Speech-Language Pathologists. This exam evaluates a candidateu2019s knowledge of communication disorders, speech and language development, clinical assessment methods, therapeutic intervention techniques, ethics, and healthcare regulations. Successfully passing the DOH Speech exam demonstrates professional competency and ensures that practitioners can deliver safe, effective, and evidence-based speech therapy services within clinical

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DOH Speech-Language Pathology Licensing Exam Overview

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  1. International DOH-SPEECH ExamName: Department of Health (DOH) – Speech-Language Pathology Licensing Examination Exam Version: 6.0 Questions & Answers Sample PDF (Preview content before you buy) Check the full version using the link below. https://pass2certify.com/exam/doh-speech Unlock Full Features: Stay Updated: 90 days of free exam updates Zero Risk: 30-day money-back policy Instant Access: Download right after purchase Always Here: 24/7 customer support team https://pass2certify.com//exam/doh-speech Page 1 of 5

  2. Question 1. (Single Select) Which of the following is Not an example of an idiosyncratic phonological process? A: Apicalization. B: Backing of fricatives. C: Devoicing stops. D: Atypical cluster reduction. E: Final consonant deletion. Answer: E Explanation: Final consonant deletion is a typical phonological deviation. The other answers are not typical. They are idiosyncratic phonological process. Question 2. (Single Select) The number of genes linked to hearing loss has been estimated at: A: One hundred fifty genes. B: Three hundred genes. C: Two hundred fifty genes. D: Four hundred genes. E: Six hundred genes. Answer: D Explanation: As genetics research continues to provide valuable information on disease, disorders and disabilities in communication disorders, it will be increasingly important that speech language pathologists and audiologists understand the principles of genetics, genetic testing, and genetic counseling. With enhanced information regarding genetic principles and testing, important strides can be made in the area of clinical https://pass2certify.com//exam/doh-speech Page 2 of 5

  3. management of hearing loss. Question 3. (Single Select) How did theorist, Piaget view cognitive development? A: He believed it lead to the decline of language. B: He believed it lead to the growth of language. C: He believed it had nothing to do with language. D: He believed cognitive development is a negative thing. E: He believed cognitive development only occurred in a low percentage of the population. Answer: B Explanation: Piaget viewed cognitive development as a platform for the growth of language. Piaget believed that language development is due to not one, but two things. He believes a child develops language based off of social development and cognitive development. Question 4. (Single Select) The palatoglossus, one of the extrinsic muscles of the tongue, functions in swallowing and in speech production. Which of the following best describes the role of the palatoglossus in speech production? A: Assists in the production of back vowels B: Assists in the production of front vowels C: Assists in the production of bilabial consonants D: Assists in the production of rounded vowels E: Assists in the production of palatal stops Answer: A Explanation: Various electromyographic studies from the late 1960s on have demonstrated that the palatoglossus is https://pass2certify.com//exam/doh-speech Page 3 of 5

  4. involved in the production of back vowels and velar consonants in some speakers of English. This is because the muscle is used to raise the back of the tongue. In addition, speakers of languages such as Swedish and Hindi, bring into play the palatoglossus’s funtion of lowering the soft palate when producing nasalized vowels. The best answer therefore is A. Question 5. (Single Select) If a child cannot master English speech and phonology after years of study, what is possible? A: Dialect. B: Accent modification. C: Linguistic interference. D: Dyspraxia. E: Speech disorder. Answer: E Explanation: Linguistic interference or accents are common when someone acquires a new language. An accent does show some mastery of English phonemes. If a child cannot use English phonemes and remains unintelligible after years, there may be an indication of a speech disorder. https://pass2certify.com//exam/doh-speech Page 4 of 5

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