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. 2025 Aug 18;68(9):4337–4357. doi: 10.1044/2025_JSLHR-25-00076

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A nomogram for an example case. The nomogram has 10 scales. The first scale ranges from 0 to 100 in increments of 10 and it represents the points. The second scale ranges from 45 to 95 in increments of 5 and it represents the age. The third scale ranges from 1 down to 0 and it represents Female. The fourth scale ranges from 26 down to 2 in decrements of 8 and it represents Sp_Sem. The fifth scale ranges from 24 down to 0 in decrements of 2 and it represents Eng_Sem. The sixth scale ranges from 11 down to 0 in decrements of 1 and it represents Sp_MorCloze. The seventh scale ranges from 28 down to 0 in decrements of 2 and it represents Sp_SR. The eighth scale ranges from 14 down to 0 in decrements of 1 and it represents Eng_SR. The ninth scale ranges from 0 to 400 in increments of 50 and it represents the total points. The tenth scale ranges from 0.1 to 0.9 in increments of 0.1 and it represents the probability. The age is 65 months. A value of 65 on the age scale is mapped to 22 on the points scale. The gender is male. A value of 0 on the Female scale is mapped to 4 points on the points scale. A value of 6 on the Sp_Sem scale is mapped to 11 on the points scale. A value of 4 on the Eng_Sem scale is mapped to 62 on the points scale. A value of 2 on the Sp_MorCloze scale is mapped to 52 on the points scale. A value of 4 on the Sp_SR scale is mapped to 86 on the points scale. A value of 2 on the Eng_SR scale is mapped to 83 on the points scale. The total points is the sum of 4, 11, 22, 52, 62, 83, and 86 yields 320 points. A value of 320 on the total points scale corresponds to 0.8 on the probability scale. — A case example of using the nomogram for diagnosis. Sp = Spanish; Eng = English; Sem = semantics; MorCloze = morphosyntax cloze; SR = sentence repetition.