Welcome to your SLP Name: Email: [Patients who might be treated with CO2 laser surgery, recurrent laryngeal resection, BOTOX, voice therapy, or a combo would probably have:] contact ulcers paradoxical vocal fold motion hemangioma spasmodic dysphonia myasthenia gravis None . [T/F: the tough durable sac made of dense fibrous tissue that surround the entire brain and spinal cord arachnoid mater] True False None . [the region of the brainstem where several cranial nerves have their associated nuclei (including motor nuclei for chewing, facial expressions, vestibular, and cochlear sensory functions) is Pons] True False None . [T/F: the larynx is critical to airway protection, phonation, and is critical for airway protection during swallow] True False None . [T/F: maximum volume of air that can be inspired is inspiratory capacity] True False None . [T/F: between 4 and 6 months of age, infants string together CV combinations that eventually become more complex in structure] True False None . [the therapy technique of phonetic placement is used to teach or establish] auditory discrimination stimulability production of a phoneme in isolation minimal pair contrasts phonological processes None . [T/F Voice inflections used in a language such as stress, intensity, changes in pitch, duration of a sound, and rhythm that helps listeners understand the true intent of a message are called superasegmentals] True False None . [How do most professionals generally categorize cerebral palsy?] Hemiplegia, monoplegia, and diplegia Prenatal, perinatal, postnatal Hemiplegia, athetoid, postnatal Ataxic, athetoid, spastic types None . [Which articulation therapy approach emphasizes both the syllable as the basic unit of speech and the concept of phonetic environment?] McDonald's sensory-motor approach Irwin and Weston's paired stimuli approach Baker and Ryan's Monterey Articulation Program Van Riper's traditional approach None . [Hyperkinetic dysarthria can result in movements that are:] Abnormal and rhythmic Rapid and irregular Slow All of the above None . [The term coarticulation refers to:] speech sounds being modified due to the influence of adjacent sounds to the point that there are perceptible changes in sounds. the extent to which vocal tract configurations change shape during the production of consonants and vowels in running speech vocal punctuation, or a combination of suprasegmentals such as intonation and pausing the influence of various syllables upon one another when a client recites a phonetically balanced list of words. the influence of one phoneme upon another in production and perception wherein two different articulators move simultaneously to produce two different speech sounds None . [T/F: under generalization such as only saying the child's "dog" is a dog but not other dogs indicates a child thinks a word's meaning is too restricted or narrow] True False None . [T/F: Rules that govern the functional use of a language in social contexts is Pragmatics] True False None . [T/F: contraction of vertical muscles flattens the tongue] True False None . [A 9-year-old child was seen for an evaluation because of a major dysfunction in his gastrointestinal tract. The child had short bowel syndrome, resulting in the removal of a major part of the intestines. The gastroenterologist most likely would recommend] a jejunostomy tube (J-tube). a duodenal tube (duo-tube). a gastrojejunal tube (GJ-tube). total parenteral nutrition (TPN). None . [Intrinsic muscles of the larynx serve important functions in phonation. Some are primarily vibrating muscles, whereas others, by their actions, affect the actions of the vocal folds and the resulting quality of phonation. Of the statements that follow, select the one that is incorrect.] The thyroarytenoids are divided into two muscle masses. The transverse arytenoids are laryngeal abductors. The internal thyroarytenoids are also known as the vocalis muscle. The cricothyroid muscle lengthens and tenses the vocal folds. None . [T/F: Abnormal modification of the voice by passing through the nasal cavities; abnormal structure of function of hard and soft palate is Resonance disorder] True False None . [T/F: The thin fibrous sheet that tightly adheres to the surface of the brain and spinal cord pia mater] True False None . [T/F: Process of detecting, discriminating, and recognition of a stimulus is Perception] True False None . Time's up
