Anatomy
These are the lobes of the brain
What are the temporal, frontal, parietal, and occipital lobes?
This is the proper term for disordered swallowing
What is dysphagia?
This phonetic symbol is /ʊ/
What is an upsilon?
AAC stands for this
What is Augmentative/Alternative Communication?
It takes this long for a cochlear implant to begin functioning
What is four weeks?
This structure regulates body postures, equilibrium, and coordinated fine motor movements:
Angular gyrus
Cerebellum
Circle of Willis
What is the cerebellum?
This is a motor speech disorder in which the muscles of the face, mouth, and respiratory system may become weak, slowed, or immobile after a stroke or other brain injury.
What is dysarthria?
This vowel is a low front unrounded lax vowel
What is æ?
The CCCs stand for this
What is certification of clinical competency?
Frequency is measured in this
What is hertz? (one cycle per second)
These are the neurons that transmit information away from the brain:
Afferent neurons
Efferent neurons
Primary neurons
What are efferent neurons?
True or false: aphasia is a speech disorder
False (it's a language disorder)
This symbol is ɚ
What is a schwar?
This is what APD stands for
What is auditory processing disorder?
This is the father of audiology
Who is Raymond Carhart?
This hemisphere of the brain houses language skills
What is the left hemisphere?
Autism is this kind of disorder
What is a neurological disorder?
This is the dash underneath an n or l
What is a syllabic constant?
This is abbreviated PNS
What is peripheral nervous system?
This is the three-dimensional hearing of sound
What is sound propagation?
This is not a lobe of the cerebrum:
Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Cricoid Lobe
What is the cricoid lobe?
Speech sound disorders affect these three things
What are motor planning of speech, perception of sound, and phonological representation?
This translates to:
jɔɹ meɪkɪŋ ə dɪfərəns
What is "You're making a difference"?
IPA stands for this
What is international phonetic alphabet?
This is a malformation of the ear canal
What is atresia?