Hypokinetic disorder - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Source filter model (4) - correct answer ~ the larynx serves as the sound source and its output is then sent into the vocal tract which filters it. ~ larynx on its on cant produce any sound unless there is pressure driving it ~ pressure comes from the lungs ~ vocal tract doesn't just filter but resonates or enhances some sounds Pitch (2) - correct answer Stretch the vocal folds to increase their ...

As part of a routine preschool screening, an SLPS L P tests a 4 year old whose speech is characterized by sound omissions, hypernasality, nasal emission, and weak consonants. Which of the following would be most appropriately evaluated initially? A.Oral-motor behavior B.Velopharyngeal function C.Laryngeal function D.Phonological awareness - correct answer Option (B) is correct. The characteristics described are consistent with a resonance disorder, hence velopharyngeal function would be ev...

CDIS 23CDIS 2313 (intro) final voice - ANS primary means of expression and an essential feature of speech vocal pitch - ANS frequency (wavelength); monopitch, inappropriate, breaks vocal loudness - ANS amplitude; monoloudness, inappropriate vocal quality - ANS clarity; roughness, breathiness, tremor, strain fundamental frequency - ANS the lowest, and usually most intense, frequency of a complex sound; most often perceived as the sound's basic pit...

TABLE OF CONTENT S. No. Content Page No. 1. Rationale 03 2. Learning Objectives 04 Class XI 3. Course Structure 05 4. Course Content 06 5. Guidelines for internal assessment (Practical/ Projects etc.) 14 Class XII 6. Course Structure 15 7. Course Content 16 8. Guidelines for internal assessment (Practical/ Projects etc.) 27 9. Prescribed Textbooks Class XI & XII 28 10. Suggested Reading XI & XII 29 3 Physical Education Syllabus 2023-24 RATIONALE Sri Aurobindo believed, “For the...

Cricothyroid - ANSWER-Tenses vocal folds to increase pitch Miniere's Disease - ANSWER-disease of the inner ear SS: vertigo, tinnitus, nerve deafness Characteristics of hearing loss from Miniere's disease - ANSWER-Fluctuating levels of hearing loss Conduction Aphasia - ANSWER-a speech disorder characterized by the inability to repeat words with intact spontaneous speech production and comprehension; usually due to injury to the arcuate fasciculus Broca's aphasia characteristics -...

NCSBN – Lesson 8C: Neurological System Study Guide Severe neck stiffness in meningitis causes flexion of hips and knees with passive flexion of the neck, known as Brudzinski's sign. The inability to straighten the legs when the hip is flexed to 90° due to hamstring stiffness, is Kernig's sign another physical finding in meningitis. When your client has been admitted with a head injury and the client has confusion and/or restlessness and/or the level of consciousness (LOC) is altered, th...

Which of the following aptitudes related to health improvement involves creating a sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness to life? a. The ability to enjoy b. The ability to choose c. The ability to keep developing d. The ability to see meaning C From a coaching perspective, what is often a major limitation for client success? a. A client's inner critical voice b. A client's listening skills c. A client's lack of knowledge d. A client's schedule A Which of the ...

Advanced Health Assessment Quiz #1 Terms in this set (111) A patient presents for a pre-operative physical. He has been previously diagnosed with Macular Degeneration. The practitioner knows what to be the most consistent visual problem associated with this condition? Answers: A. Difficulty with Peripheral vision B. Blurring of near vision C. Difficulty with distant vision D. Loss of the central vision field D. Loss of the central vision field Mrs. Smith's medical chart do...

A patient presents for a pre-operative physical. He has been previously diagnosed with Macular Degeneration. The practitioner knows what to be the most consistent visual problem associated with this condition? Answers: A. Difficulty with Peripheral vision B. Blurring of near vision C. Difficulty with distant vision D. Loss of the central vision field - ANSWER D. Loss of the central vision field Mrs. Smith's medical chart documents that her visual acuity is 20/40 in both eyes. This mea...

NBME exams What are the terms for IV vs PO? - parenteral enteral What does Tourettes often present with? what does diagnosis require? - ADHD, OCD at least 1 vocal tic (throat clear, grunt), 1 motor tick What is persistent motor tic disorder? - motor tics only (if motor and vocal then tourettes, if just vocal then vocal tic disorder) for >1 yr What is 1st line tx for tourettes? - a agonists: guanfasine atypical neuroleptics: risperidone, pimozide (like a hal...