What did you say?
The unit used to measure sound.
What is a decibel (dB)? Conversational speech is typically 60dB while an emergency siren is typically around 115-120 dB.
dɛləwɛr pəblɪk hɛlθ
What is 'delaware public health'?
The percentage of children that experience some type of feeding difficulty during infancy or early childhood.
What is 25%!
This number only increases in children with developmental delays!
The three first consonants often produced by babies.
What are /p/, /b/, and /m/? Babies often make these sounds when they babble!
The number of practice areas in the scope of speech language pathology.
8!
1-Hearing (Aural Rehab)
2-Feeding/Swallowing
3-Articulation/Phonology
4-Fluency
5-Voice
6-Language
7-Cognition
8-Resonance
Three types of hearing loss.
What are conductive, sensorineural, and mixed hearing loss.
Conductive HL- When sound cannot transfer through the outer or middle ear. *Think colds (24-45 dB HL)
SNHL- Damage to the inner ear **permanent
Mixed- Combo of the two
spitʃ pəθalədʒi
What is 'speech pathology'?
Age at which a child is considered primarily self-feeding.
What is 18-24 months!
They can chew a variety of textures, show emerging ability to use spoons/forks, and can use a cup with two hands
Children under the age of 4 are at the highest risk for this.
What is a Traumatic Brain Injury? This is because they are likely to fall when learning to sit, stand, walk, and run.
The number of ways to classify hearing loss.
6! Slight, Mild, Moderate, Moderately Severe, Severe and Profound
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θæŋks fɔr pleɪŋ
What is 'thanks for playing'?
Intake amount recommended by the AAP of 100% fresh or reconstituted fruit juice per day (ages 1-3).
What is 4 oz.
One of the earliest ways a baby communicates.
What is crying? Every Mama knows that the way their baby cries can tell them something different. A hunger cry and a pain cry are often very distinct and different!