Voice Disorders
This type of vocal pathology is bilateral, benign, and the most common cause of voice disorder.
What are vocal Nodules
Repetitions, prolongations, and blocks are examples of this category of stuttering symptoms.
Damage from an ischemic stroke occurs because of this.
What is a clot developing in a blood vessel?
This sign of dysphagia occurs when food or liquid enters the trachea.
Aspiration
SLPs and audiologists can both provide this type of intervention after hearing loss.
What is aural rehabilitation?
A voice disorder is defined as atypical ________, ________, or ________.
What are loudness, quality or pitch
Eye blinks, tension, and head movements are examples of what type of stuttering behaviors?
Overt visible behaviors
This type of aphasia results in expressive language difficulty with relatively intact comprehension.
Which swallow phase involves biting and chewing?
Oral prep
A cochlear implant bypasses the damaged _________ in the inner ear.
Inner hair cells
True or false: SLPs diagnose voice disorders.
False
Name the three stuttering modification techniques.
What are cancellations, pull-outs and preparatory sets
Wernicke’s aphasia is characterized by well-formed but meaningless speech, NOT this type of “short, content-only” speech style.
What is telegraphic speech?
Identify the phase of swallowing where laryngeal closure occurs.
What is the pharyngeal phase?
An audiogram measures these across a range of frequencies.
What are thresholds?
This surgical procedure removes the vocal folds, resulting in no laryngeal voicing.
What is a laryngectomy.
“Shame, guilt, and fear” are examples of what type of reactions in stuttering?
Covert reactions
Individuals with non-fluent aphasia often show difficulty in these two functional literacy areas.
Reading and writing
MBS (modified barium swallow) allows visualization of how many phases of swallowing?
This type of hearing loss results from inner ear or auditory nerve damage.
What is sensorineural hearing loss?
This voice disorder is characterized by a gradual voice change due to aging
What is presbyphonia?
This counseling principle is primarily aimed at recognizing our own limitations and strengths
Self-awareness
This type of aphasia presents with difficulty expressing language but relatively good comprehension
What is Broca's aphasia?
This phase of swallowing occurs when the bolus is pushed to the back of the mouth.
What is the oral transit phase?
This type of hearing loss results from damage to the inner ear or auditory nerve.
What is sensorineural hearing loss?