Module 2 - Communication: POST-Test

Page 1 of 5     Module 2 POST -Test Questions   This POST-Test is in three parts: Part A - Is 12 multiple choice questions that are identical with the PRE-Test at the beginning of the module. Please complete these 12 questions even if you did not complete the pre_Test before you began the module. Part B - Is 11 open ended- questions to test your knowledge Part C - Is 4 questions about yourself and feedback on the module. On completion of the questions your answers will be emailed to you. You will then be re-directed to a page of sample answers so that you can compare your answers with the correct answers.     a) Revisiting The 12 Pre-Test questions         Please complete these 12 questions even if you did not complete the pre_Test before you began the module. The answers will still be useful to you.       1. How confident do I feel talking with someone with a communication problem following a TBI?*   not confident at all   somewhat confident   reasonably confident   very confident       2. When talking with someone who has problems understanding what is said, how difficult do I find it to change the way I speak to them so they can understand me better?*   impossible   very difficult   moderately difficult   a little difficult   not difficult at all       3. If I was talking to someone who has problems understanding what is said, I would:*   Speak louder to them.   Keep my sentences short and simple.   Explain again, with more information.   All of above.       4. With someone who has problems explaining things or expressing themselves clearly, how difficult would I find it to help them get their message across?*   impossible   very difficult   moderately difficult   a little difficult   not difficult at all       5. If I was talking to someone who has problems explaining things or expressing themselves clearly, I would:*   Tell them to slow their speech down.   Finish their sentences for them.   Give them extra time to plan what they want to say.   All of the above.       6. Someone with dyspraxia has difficulty with:*   understanding what is said   coordination of movements for speech   swallowing   weakness of muscles to do with speech and breathing   don't know       7. Someone with dysarthria has difficulty with:*   understanding what is said   coordination of movements for speech   swallowing   weakness of muscles to do with speech and breathing   don't know       8. Someone with dysphasia may have difficulty with:   understanding what is said   coordination of movements for speech   swallowing   weakness of muscles to do with speech and breathing   don't know       9. Of the likely problems that may result from damage to the cognitive areas of the brain. I can identify*   none   one   several   most   all       10. Of the likely problems that may result from damage to the frontal lobes of the brain I can identify:*   none   one   several   most   all       11. Of the likely problems that may result from damage to the communication areas of the brain, how many can I identify? *   none   one   several   most   all       12. With someone who has problems behaving appropriately in social situations, how difficult would I find it to provide feedback/assistance when this occurs?*   impossible very difficult moderately difficult a little difficult not difficult at all