Motor Speech Disorders
The disorder resulting in inconsistent speech errors
What is Apraxia of speech
The type of hearing loss most common in children.
What is conductive hearing loss?
The type of hearing loss must common in adult populations.
What is a sensorineural hearing loss?
What is inefficient?
Mastication occurs during this phase of swallowing.
What is the oral preparatory phase?
The disorder resulting from an impairment of motor execution.
The leading cause of conductive hearing loss in children.
What is otitis media?
The two most common causes of acquired hearing loss in adults
What are aging and noise exposure?
Another word for swallowing
What is deglutition?
Bolus transport from an anterior position to a posterior position in the oral cavity occurs in this phase.
What is the oral phase?
The motor units/systems affected by Apraxia of Speech.
What are motor planning and motor programming
The type of hearing loss associated with abnormal tympanograms.
What is a conductive hearing loss?
The type of hearing loss associated with presbycusis.
What is a sensorineural hearing loss?
When food or drink enters the larynx
What is penetration?
The phase of swallowing when the bolus enters the stomach.
What is the esophageal phase?
What is motor execution?
What is 6 months of age?
The type of hearing loss associated with otosclerosis.
What is a conductive hearing loss?
When food or liquid goes below the level of the vocal folds to the lungs
What is aspiration?
This phase results in an apneic event.
What is the pharyngeal phase?
The dysarthria characteristic that includes hypertonic muscles and deep tendon reflexes.
What is spasticity?
The disorder that causes difficulty interpreting and processing auditory information but hearing acuity is intact.
What is an auditory processing disorder?
The type of treatment for hearing loss that teaches strategies to facilitate communication and repair breakdown effectively.
What is aural rehabiliation?
What is a modified barium swallow study?
The phase affected in which a person with dysphagia has reduced laryngeal elevation and closure.
What is the pharyngeal phase?