Hearing Science
NSSLHA
Phonectics
Normal Language Development
Anatomy and Physiology of Speech Mechanism
100
The scala vestibule and scala media are separated by what membrane?
Reissner's membrane
100
The official name of the organization represented by the acronym NSSLHA is___?
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
100
What is an allophone?
A variation of sound that does not change its meaning
100
At what age should we expect the first words to be produced?
12-months
100
The central sulcus separates which two lobes?
the frontal from the parietal
200
What are the functions of the inner ear?
Hearing and balance
200
What standing did our NSSLHA Chapter reach last year?
Gold Standing
200
What is the place of the phoneme /b/?
bilabial
200
What are the 3 components of language?
Form, use, and content
200
What are two passive forces of expiration?
Gravity, tissue elasticity, and torque
300
What is the psychological attribute or subjective perception of the FREQUENCY of a sound?
pitch
300
What are the names of this year's NSSLHA board?
Lauren, Adyson, Megan, Camryn.
300
What is the manner of the phoneme /s/?
Fricative
300
What is the term for the shared focus of two individuals on an object. It is achieved when one individual alerts another to an object by means of eye-gazing, pointing or other verbal or non-verbal indications?
joint attention
300
Hyoid- on top of the larynx
400
The functions of the outer ear are___? (name two)
Localization, gain (impedance matching), and/or protection
400
When is Better Speech and Hearing Month?
May
400
What is the only sound in the english IPA that has the placing of palatal?
/j/
400
Another word for baby talk is?
parentese or motherese
400
What muscle is primarily responsible for opening and closing the velopharyngeal port?
Levator palatini
500
What produces Otoacoustic emissions?
Outer hair cells
500
What day is international stuttering awareness day?
October 22nd
500
What phonological process involved the addition of a phoneme?
Epenthesis
500
What is a single word that takes the place of a phrase or sentence in children's speech? (ex. "cookie" to express "i want a cookie" )
holophrase
500
The biologic functions of the larynx include ________ (2).
Valving, protection of the airway, swallowing, thoracic fixation