Speech and Hearing Science
This is the exchange of gas between an organism and its an environment
Respiration
What is linguistics ?
The scientific study of the structure, sounds and meaning of language
True or false: SLPs treat speech sounds disorders and dialectical differences
FALSE. SLPs do not treat dialectical differences
This part of the ear contains the pinna, helix, concha, lobule, trigs, anti-tragus, and the external auditory canal/meatus
Outer ear
adj - mixed or conflicting emotions about something
ambivalent
This is the volume of air exchanged during a single cycle of breathing
Tidal Volume
This is a list of morpheme or words
Lexicon
What is phonetics?
The study of the production and perception of speech sounds.
This test assesses the outer ear, middle ear and inner ear
Air conduction testing
adj: describing a statement that is not believable
implausible
What is hyponasality and what sounds does it affect?
Hyponasality is when there is not enough resonance in nasal cavity. Affects /m/ and /n/
This is a framework for organizing knowledge about the world
A Schema
/b/ /p/ /m/ and /w/ are all what?
Bilabial sounds
What is the difference between bilateral hearing loss and unilateral hearing loss?
Bilateral hearing loss is hearing loss in both ears. Unilateral hearing loss is hearing loss in one ear
Verb: to undergo dramatic change in a seemingness and barley noticeable fashion
morph
A morpheme added to a stem or root to form a new stem or word, possibly resulting in a change in syntactic category
A Derivational
How are consonants classified?
By manner of production, place of production, and voicing
verb: to get someone to do something through (often false or exaggerated) promises
entice
How do babies make sense of the continuous stream of auditory information and break it into meaningful pieces?
Metrical segmentation
Verbs that express states or situations rather than actions. These verbs can signify cognitive, emotional, and physical states
Stative verbs
What are the sentences for front vowels, back vowels, central vowels, r-colored vowels and diphthongs?
Front vowels - Eat fish cakes every saturday
Back vowels - True cooks know sauce, ah!
Central vowels - Alone, but perhaps heard
R-colored vowels - Tourists are there for beer
Diphthongs- Hi cow boy!
This is a benign tumor on the auditory nerve (8th cranial never) that causes vertigo, tinnitus and unilateral sensorineural hearing loss
Acoustic neuroma
verb: to squander or spend money frivolously
dissipate