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24 Cards in this Set
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What is respiration? |
Breathe |
Powerhouse |
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What are the 4 processes of speech? |
Respiration, phonation, resonation, &articulation |
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What is phonation? |
The way you pronounce the words. |
Involves the vocal folds |
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What is resonation? |
Quality |
Pharynx, nasal cavity, & oral cavity |
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What is articulation? |
Shaping each word |
Lips, tongue, teeth, uvula, cheeks, palate, alvcolar ridge |
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Components of speech? |
Articulation, voice, fluency |
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What is receptive language? |
Understanding/comprehending incoming messages |
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What is expressive language? |
Conveying message to someone else |
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What are the 3 components of language? |
Form, content, use |
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What is form? |
Word selection, order, tense, plural |
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What is content? |
Meaning |
Semantics |
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What is use? |
Social language |
Pragmatics |
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What can we accept for under age 3 on Lang. Tests? |
Age equivalencies |
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What is CAPD? |
Central auditory processing disorder; the nerve that connects the ear to the brain |
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What are some red flags for SL? |
Pre-post natal HBP, alcohol & drug use, smoke, anorexia, anemia; history ear infections, fam. Just. Delay. |
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What domain is speech addessed under? |
D3 |
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What domain is pragmatic addressed under? |
D3 |
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What domain is receptive addressed under? |
D1 |
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What domain is expressive addressed under? |
D1 (sometimes) D3 |
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What is the level for marked? |
0-3 >1/2 <2/3 2 sd |
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What is extreme? |
0-3 <1/23 sd |
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What is dysarthia? |
Paralysis, weakness, or in coordination of speech muscles |
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What is apraxia? |
Disruption of transmitted or express a motor |
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What is aphasia? |
Damage to brain affects the ability to use Lang., comprehend, form, & use |
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