If You Are Speaking with Someone Who Has a Speech

question 49

Multiple Choice

If you are speaking with someone who has a speech or language disorder, you should do all of the following EXCEPT

• A) avoid finishing sentences for someone who stutters.
• B) give directions to a person with a speech disorder such as "slow down."
• C) ask for clarification if necessary.
• D) maintain eye contact.

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Definitions:

Spinous Processes

Projections of the vertebrae that can be felt through the skin along the midline of the back, serving as attachment points for muscles and ligaments.

Rhomboideus Group

A set of muscles in the upper back that connect the spine to the scapula, aiding in shoulder movement and stability.

Intercostal Group

Muscles located between the ribs that assist with the breathing process by aiding in the expansion and contraction of the chest cavity.

Spinotrapezius

A back muscle that assists in moving the scapula for the lifting of the arm.