Neuroanatomy
Controls coordination of movement
What is cerebellum?
Open at one end closed at the other
What is quarter wave resonator?
maɪ ˈbrɪljənt frɛnd
What is my brilliant friend?
Sense of perceiving sound
What is hearing?
Slope with normal hearing in low frequencies but degree of loss in high frequencies
Arises from vertebral artiers?
Whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency
What are harmonics?
Speech segment that has linguistic function of distinguishing minimal units of meaning in spoken language
What is a Phoneme?
Entrance between middle to inner ear?
What is oval window?
Encourage patients to provide information they feel relevant
What is ethnographic interviewing?
Accessory Nerve
What is the name of Cranial Nerve XI
What is a formant?
How many phonemes in “Rhode Island”
What is 8?
Type of Impedance of air
What is low impedance?
Speech frequency distribution falls between what range
What is 300 Hz and 6000 Hz?
A serve from of spina bifida, spinal cord, and/or nerve roots protrude through posterior defects
Type of amplitude that varies with time
What is instantaneous amplitude?
Manner of articulation for /m/
What is nasal?
Malleus, Incus, Stapes
What is ossicular chain?
Measurement and the stimulus are on the same side
What is Ipsilateral reflex?
Symptom from the occlusion of PCA
What is vision loss?
This filter only allows high frequency sounds to remain unchanged
What is high pass?
A vowel-like sound that involved a gradual transition from one vowel articulation to another
What is a dipthong?
Organs of balance
what are vestibule and semicircular canals?
Average of best two, 500Hz, 1000Hz, 2000Hz
What is Fletcher's average?