1 .		A person who holds the CCC but is not an ASHA member need not adhere to the Code of Ethics.    True  False
2 .		A person who is an ASHA member but does not hold the CCC must adhere to the Code of Ethics.    True  False
3 .		Students in training do not need to adhere to the Code of Ethics.    True  False
4 .		Situation: An SLP is hired to provide clinical services at ACME Long Term Care Facility in Anywhere USA. He discovers a portable audiometer in his new office and happily offers to screen the hearing acuity of the facility’s staff during the first week of his employment as a means establishing good relations. Which of the following statements apply to his decision?
5 .		Situation: An SLP is engaged in a small private practice. During a treatment session with a client with dysphonia, she receives a telephone call that she answers since the secretary is at lunch. The caller is the parent of a child that she evaluated. The parent is calling with questions regarding the recommendations that the SLP included in the written evaluation report. Which is the best response for the SLP at this point?
6 .		Situation: In September an SLP working in the Anywhere USA public school system is transferred to a new elementary school, where she assumes the previous clinician’s caseload. In reviewing case records, she finds six children—fifth- and sixth-graders—who are long-term residents of the school’s communication disorders caseload. In each case there is little evidence of more than minimal change in each child’s communicative status over the past one and one-half years. During a resource staff team meeting, the SLP advises the team members that she is considering dismissing these children from her caseload. That afternoon the school’s Assistant Principal visits her room to discuss this matter. He states that he wants her to wait until after the next state Department of Education services headcount before she acts further in this matter. He explains that it would have a negative effect on the school’s funding. He reminds her that continuing the caseload in its present status will not harm these children, but that premature denial of further service will harm the school programs’ funding and might obviate further progress for the children in question. Which of the following possibilities seems to be the most viable in this circumstance?
7 .		Discussion: Ms. Smith, the mother of a preschool child who is being seen by an SLP following a diagnosis of Developmental Apraxia of Speech, visits the SLP's office. Ms. Smith is an enthusiastic and supportive parent. She explains that she is an accountant and that she is anticipating very long work hours during the next two months preceding April 15 tax filing deadlines. She requests that the SLP keep her informed of her child's therapy progress and behavior during that time by communicating with her by email at least once each week. Some factors to consider in your discussion: Confidentiality of information transmitted electronically Storage and access issues involved with the material included in the email Sharing of information about behavior outside the therapy situation Reimbursement for professional time required for these communications   To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
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