Clinical Simulations

Doug B. is a 62-year-old who is referred for an evaluation due to concerns about planning and programming movements for speech. You are the practitioner assigned to administer the Apraxia Battery for Adults-Second Edition (ABA-2) and report your findings to your supervising speech-language pathologist. This simulation is presented in partnership with PRO-ED.

Annabelle is a 4-year-old with a diagnosis of propionic acidemia and mixed receptive-expressive language disorder who uses a speech-generating device to communicate. Annabelle receives speech therapy services in both an outpatient clinic and therapeutic horse riding center. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to provide Annabelle’s intervention at the therapeutic riding center in conjunction with her therapeutic riding instructor.

Kenzie is a 6-year-old referred for an assessment by your supervising speech-language pathologist due to concerns regarding her language and literacy skills. You are assigned to administer the Assessment of Literacy and Language (ALL) and report your findings.

Diego is a 3-year-old who is referred for a developmental screen by your supervising speech-language pathologist. You are assigned to administer the Developmental Assessment of Young Children, Second Edition (DAYC-2) and report your findings. This simulation is presented in partnership with PRO-ED.

Otoacoustic emissions screenings are commonly performed as part of a hearing screening. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to complete otoacoustic emission screenings for five adult patients at a community wellness event and report your findings to your supervising speech-language pathologist.

Otoacoustic emissions screenings are commonly performed as part of a hearing screening. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to complete otoacoustic emission screenings for five pediatric patients at a community wellness event and report your findings to your supervising speech-language pathologist.

Otoscopy is a clinical procedure used to examine the external auditory canal, tympanic membrane, and middle ear. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to complete otoscopy for five pediatric patients at a community wellness event and report your findings to your supervising speech-language pathologist.

Otoscopy is a clinical procedure used to examine the external auditory canal, tympanic membrane, and middle ear. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to complete otoscopy for five adult patients at a community wellness event and report your findings to your supervising speech-language pathologist.

Arren is a 5-year-old nonmainstream speaker referred to you by your supervising speech-language pathologist due to language concerns. You are assigned to complete the Diagnostic Evaluation of Language Variation with Arren and report your findings.

Leora is a 17-year-old with autism spectrum disorder who recently began using a new augmentative and alternative communication device. You are the speech-language pathology practitioner assigned to complete Leora's intervention session today.