Practicum
Who are the fieldwork liasons?
Sierra and Sharon (Duran Duran)
What is Dr. Bratcher's full name?
Adrienne Bratcher
Which phonological process is demonstrated when a child says “tat” instead of “cat”?
fronting
This motor speech disorder is caused by impaired muscle strength, coordination, or control.
dysarthria
Who is the clinical director of Grad and Undergrad?
BONUS: Who's the SLPA director?
Whitehouse or Standafer
ME
What practicum level is after 505?
589
True or False
Mrs. Standafer and Ms. Crisostomo both graduated from ENMU
True
This area of language involves turn-taking, maintaining conversations, and understanding social cues.
pragmatics
This intensive voice treatment program is commonly used to improve vocal loudness in individuals with Parkinson's disease.
LSVT or Speak OUT!
What does SHROC stand for?
Speech and Hearing Rehabilitation Outreach Center
What practicum is 502?
Schools
Name 2 coffee shops on campus
Einstein's Bagel and Starbucks (Cub)
This phonological treatment approach targets sound patterns through repeated cycles rather than requiring mastery of one sound before moving to another.
Cycles Approach
A child says “do” instead of “dog.” What phonological process is demonstrated?
final consonant deletion
What was Lea Hall before it was SHROC/CDIS
A.) Old Science Building
B.) Education Department
C.) Residence Hall
D.) Nursing Department
C.) Residence Hall
True or False
502 and 503 can be interchangeable in the order you take it (if needed be)
True
What is the name of the famous homemade ice cream store in Portales?
Landall's
This occurs when food or liquid enters the airway below the vocal folds
aspiration
What does AAC stand for?
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
The hallmark characteristic that most reliably differentiates apraxia of speech from dysarthria.
inconsistent articulatory errors or groping productions
According to the body-cover theory of vocal fold vibration, this vocal fold layer forms the transition between the pliable cover and the vocalis muscle.
intermediate layer of the lamina propria
This type of aphasia is characterized by nonfluent, effortful speech with relatively preserved auditory comprehension.
Broca's aphasia
A child demonstrates inconsistent consonant and vowel errors, disrupted transitions between sounds and syllables, and inappropriate prosody. These are three consensus features associated with this motor speech disorder.
Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
A patient presents with fluency speech, severely impaired auditory comprehension, impaired repetition, frequent neologisms, and poor awareness of deficits. The lesion is mostly likely located in this cerebral region.
posterior superior temporal gyrus or Wernicke's area
During a MBSS, this physiologic impairment is most directly associated with significant vallecular residue.
reduced pharyngeal constriction or reduced tongue base retraction