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Auditory Processing Disorders: Application and Interpretation of the SCAN-3 Test Battery, presented in partnership with Pearson Assessments

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1.  Which test is not included in the SCAN-3?
  1. Auditory figure ground
  2. Filtered words
  3. Dichotic words
  4. Pattern Recognition tests
2.  Auditory figure ground testing is a measure of:
  1. Auditory closure
  2. Auditory discrimination
  3. Understanding speech in noise
  4. Binaural separation
3.  The Gap Detection Screening test is a measure of:
  1. Temporal processing
  2. Auditory discrimination
  3. Understanding speech in noise
  4. Binaural separation
4.  Dichotic word and competing sentences tests help determine:
  1. Auditory integration of information
  2. The dominant hemisphere for language
  3. Understanding speech in noise
  4. How well a child understands language
5.  Auditory processing disorders:
  1. do not co-occur with ADHD
  2. Often co-occur with language disorders
  3. are a subset of language disorders, related to impaired receptive vocabulary
  4. are diagnosed by speech language pathologists
6.  Good candidates for APD testing:
  1. cannot have significant conductive or sensorineural hearing loss
  2. are under 5 years old
  3. have an IQ of 70 or above
  4. may have highly unintelligible speech
7.  Standardized auditory processing test results:
  1. offer no added value above basic percentiles
  2. do not allow comparison to peers
  3. do not allow within-subject comparisons of scores
  4. allow comparison of findings to standardized tests of language and intelligence
8.  The SCAN-3 test battery is appropriate for:
  1. Children between the ages of 3 and 11 years only
  2. Children between the ages of 5 through 12 years only
  3. Children from age 5 through adult depending on the version used
  4. Birth to three years old only
9.  Which of the following is true about interpretation of ear advantage scores?
  1. Normal children will exhibit a right ear advantage in dichotic listening tests of speech
  2. Normal children will not show ear advantages for monaural tests of degraded speech
  3. Children with APD will show overall poor performance on dichotic listening tests
  4. All of the above
10.  Management of APD:
  1. Should only be done in the therapy environment and not at home
  2. Is best determined based on individual needs
  3. should always be accomplished through computer assisted remediation
  4. Is always best conducted through group therapy

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