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AAC Essentials QuizVersión en línea Quick quiz on augmentative/alternative communication concepts por MERY 1 What does SAAC stand for in English terms? a Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) b Adaptive and Assistive Communication c Speech and Articulation Communication d Auditory and Accessible Communication 2 What is the main difference between an augmentative and an alternative communication system? a Augmentative adds to speech; alternative replaces it b Both replace speech c Both add to speech d Augmentative replaces speech; alternative adds 3 How should you communicate with a person with TEA when giving complex info? a Use literal language and anticipatory visuals with pictograms b Use abstract metaphors and long explanations c Rely on body language only d Speak loudly and slowly without visuals 4 What technique is recommended for calming a person with Alzheimer's instead of arguing about delusions? a Validation and Redirection therapy b Ignoring the person until calmness returns c Direct questioning about the delusion d Confrontation to correct beliefs 5 In Parkinson's, why should you avoid finishing a person’s sentences? a It can increase stress and worsen verbal block b It makes the speaker talk faster c It confuses the listener d It improves fluency by guessing 6 Which characteristic belongs to Lectura Fácil (Easy Read) texts? a Long, complex sentences b Advanced vocabulary with jargon c Heavy use of metaphors d Short sentences with direct language and pictograms 7 What assistive option is commonly used in venues to help people with hearing loss? a Subtitles on screens exclusively b Desktop amplifiers only c Portable loudspeakers d Induction loop (Bucle Magnético) 8 For a person with sordoceguera, which direct communication method is indicated? a Signed language in the air b Palmar Dactylology (tactile signs) or TADOMA c Only spoken language d Written notes on paper exclusively 9 What environmental signal aid is suggested for a person with sordoceguera total at home? a Audible alarm only b Vibrating wrist receptor and strobe lights for alerts c Vibration in shoes d Braille door signs only 10 In PECS, what is Phase 1 of the structured picture exchange system? a Child hands a picture of the desired object to the adult b Child says the word and points c Child uses sign language first and then a picture d Child points to the picture on a wall Feedback 1 SAAC is the Spanish acronym for AAC, which stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. 2 Augmentative systems support or enhance speech; alternative systems substitute speech when it is not possible. 3 For TEA, use literal language and clear anticipatory visuals to aid understanding. 4 Validation accepts emotions; reconducción gently redirects without arguing. 5 Finishing sentences adds pressure and can worsen the blocking phenomenon. 6 Lectura Fácil uses concise text, direct language, and supportive visuals. 7 Magnetic loop systems help hearing aids/CI users hear clearly in public spaces. 8 Direct tactile communication methods are essential when vision and hearing are impaired. 9 Domotic environmental alerts can use a vibrating bracelet and visual LEDs to signal events. 10 Phase 1 involves physically exchanging a single picture with the adult to request an item.

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por MERY

What does SAAC stand for in English terms?

What is the main difference between an augmentative and an alternative communication system?

How should you communicate with a person with TEA when giving complex info?

What technique is recommended for calming a person with Alzheimer's instead of arguing about delusions?

In Parkinson's, why should you avoid finishing a person’s sentences?

Which characteristic belongs to Lectura Fácil (Easy Read) texts?

What assistive option is commonly used in venues to help people with hearing loss?

For a person with sordoceguera, which direct communication method is indicated?

What environmental signal aid is suggested for a person with sordoceguera total at home?

In PECS, what is Phase 1 of the structured picture exchange system?

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