Areas of language
What is missing from the 5 areas of language?
-Morphology, semantics, phonology, syntax, _______
What is pragmatics?
This is where the vocal folds are housed.
What is the larynx?
Damage to the cochlea would result in what kind of hearing loss?
What is sensorineural?
What percent of people have left hemisphere dominance?
These can be worn to amplify sound.
What are hearing aids?
What area(s) of language fall under "content"?
What is semantics?
The part of the ear that is visible is called the _____.
What is the pinna?
The term SLPs use for "baby" talk.
What is babbling?
Drinking lots of water, vocal rest, not yelling, talking in a natural register are all examples of what?
What is vocal hygiene?
Give me an example of a bilabial stop.
What is /b/ OR /p/?
The prefix un- is an example of a _____ morpheme.
What is a bound morpheme?
The ear drum is also know as the ______.
Real and made-up words make up someone's what?
What is jargon?
A well informed prediction of a patient's outcome is what? (characterized by good, fair, poor, etc)
What is prognosis?
What does SODA stand for? (speech sound errors)
What is substitution, omission, distortion, and addition?
Having poor syntax would be characterized as a ______ disorder.
What is language?
A patient has had a stroke in the left hemisphere leaving them with fluent speech but little to no comprehension. Name the aphasia.
What is Wernicke's?
What does CCC stand for?
What is certificate of clinical competence?
Code switching is the movement between 2 _____.
What are languages?
What are the 3 levels of AAC technology?
What is high, mid, and low tech?
Give an example of a pragmatic error.
What is language that is not socially appropriate?
The _____ system is where speech begins.
What is the respiratory?
Swallowing difficulties are also known as ______.
What is dysphasia?
A person is considered deaf if they cannot hear below how many dB?
What is 90 dB?
What 3 things differentiate consonants?
What is place, manner, and voicing?