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Cerebellum - ANSWERplays a role in motor coordination, balance, and movement Brain Stem - ANSWERcontrols breathing, and heart rate. It is the pathway for motor and sensory nerves carrying information to and from the brain Wernicke's Area - ANSWERPrimary Language area. responsible for comprehens...

Cerebellum - ANSWERPlays a role in motor coordination, balance, and movement Brain Stem - ANSWERControls breathing and heart rate. Pathway for motor and sensory nerves carrying information to and from the brain Wernicke's area - ANSWERPrimary language area. Responsible for comprehension and for...

what begins the process of inhalation? - ANSWERthe contraction of the diaphragm what happens when pressure increases, volume - ANSWERdecreases when is the glottis visible? - ANSWERonly when the focal fold are open where is the dominant side of the brain on? - ANSWERlet hemisphere what type of de...

speech-language pathologist - ANSWERProfessional who identifies, diagnoses, treats, and helps prevent communicative disorders and swallowing disorders audiologist - ANSWERSpecialist trained in the nonmedical treatment of hearing, balance, and other related ear problems. communication - ANSWERA pro...

Neurological Impairments - ANSWERDescribe the types of communication deficits seen in people who have damage to the brain in one way or another Broca's Area - ANSWER(Frontal lobe) is related to linguistic programming, speech motor programming, and the production of expressive speech and language...

articulation disorder - ANSWERa disorder in which child produces only a small number of misarticulations we can understand most of what the child says substitutions - ANSWERsubstituting one sound for another omissions - ANSWERleaving a sound or sounds out of a word distortion - ANSWERaltering the...

Articulation - ANSWERDisorder in which child produces a small number of misarticulations, errors are made consistently however you are still able to understand the child. Errors include substitution, omissions, distortions, additions. pragmatics - ANSWERThe use of language within the communicative ...

True or False: The professions of speech-language pathology and audiology require a degree higher than a bachelors degree? - ANSWERTrue The components of the communication process include: - ANSWERFormulating, Transmitting, Receiving, Comprehending The nervous system is made up of two systems the ...

What are the types of errors associated with articulation disorders? - ANSWER1. Substitutions 2. omissions 3. distortions 4. additions **think looney toons characters** What are substitutions? - ANSWERW instead of R, Y instead of L What are omissions? - ANSWERleaving a sound out (child says ...

Communication - ANSWERa process by which INFORMATION is EXCHANGED between individuals through a COMMON SYSTEM of SYMBOLS, SIGNS, or BEHAVIOR Information - ANSWERthoughts ideas feelings/emotions exchanged information by - ANSWERverbal writing/reading facial expression gesture/body language to...

Communication - ANSWERa process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior Communicative Disorders - ANSWERoccur when individuals have difficulty formulating, transmitting, receiving, or understanding language speech-language pathol...

Pitch - ANSWERHow high or low a person's voice is Fundamental Frequency - ANSWERThe measurement of the number of times a person's vocal folds vibrate per second Peristalsis - ANSWERContractions in the esophagus that move the bolus down to the lower esophageal sphincter Aspiration - ANSWERDu...

Omissions - ANSWERLeaving a sound or sounds out Example of Omissions - ANSWER-ake for rake, boa- for boat Distortions - ANSWERAltering the place or manner of a sound to produce a sound that does not normally occur in the language Additions - ANSWERadding a sound or sounds that don't belong Su...

If 5% of the population has ever stuttered, what percent of the population currently stutters? - ANSWER1% What are secondary behaviors in relation to stuttering? - ANSWERMay include: -eye blinks -head movements -tapping or moving fingers,hands, toes, feet What are some potential problems a pers...