Structural Considerations
Phonological Processes
Special Populations
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KASA & Big Question
100
The most common congenital anomaly of the orofacial complex
What is cleft palate?
100
This phonological process occurs when children pronounce [waid] for /raid/
What is gliding?
100
When clients have speech sound disorders that coexist with other disorders
What is comorbidity?
100
A clinician asks a client to open mouth and notes the appearance of the hard palate
What is an oral mech?
100
These are the 7 members of the plosives family
What is p,b,t,d,k,g, and the glottal stop
200
Identify the type of cleft below:
What is a complete bilateral cleft lip and palate?
200
This phonological process occurs when children pronounce [doʊ] for /goʊ/
What is velar fronting?
200
This population has the following characteristics: varying degrees of cognitive impairment, relative macroglossia, reduced muscle tone and a high frequency of otitis media
What is Down syndrome?
200
What is the technical name for asking a client to say "putuku" over and over?
What is diadochokinesis?
200
wi hæv wez ʌv me,kiŋ ju tɔk
What is "we have ways of making you talk"
300
Identify the type of cleft below:
What is a unilateral incomplete cleft?
300
sɑp for stɑp
What is cluster reduction?
300
Clients with apraxia have problems in two specific areas related to speech production
What is articulation and prosody?
300
What is a clinician doing when she says a sound or word 3 times during stimulability testing?
What is multiple stimulation?
300
The members of the alveolar family
What are s,z,t,d,n,l?
400
The technical term for "tongue tie"
What is ankyloglossia?
400
This phonological process occurs when children pronounce [dɪp] for /ʧɪp/
What is deaffrication?
400
This population experiences mutations which occur turning off a particular section of the X chromosome, resulting in failure to produce a particular protein. Males are more affected.
What is Fragile X?
400
A delineation of the speech sounds found in a child’s repertoire without regard to the mature phonological system seen in adult speech
What is an independent analysis?
400
This manner is made of two phonemes and both have a stop/fricative characteristics
What is an affricate?
500
The speech of clients with dysarthria have five problems in five distinct areas.
What is RAPPR-respiration, articulation, phonation, prosody & resonance
500
This test of phonology is used and yields results which aid a clinician in planning for the Cycles Approach
What is the Hodson Assessment of Phonological Processes? or the Assessment of Phonological Processes
500
Vowels are classified by the HALT
What is: tongue height, tongue advancement, lip configuration and tense/laxness of vocal folds?
600
This type of assessment focuses on the identification of sounds produced in error and/or error patterns based on a comparison of the client’s productions to the adult standard form
What is a relational analysis?
600
The E and the S in I.T.E.S.T. represent?
What are examples and scores?