Voice Disorders

Test Bank For Voice Disorders Scope of Theory and Practice 22nd Edition All Chapters

Test Bank For Voice Disorders Scope of Theory and Practice 2nd Edition All Chapters -

Voice Disorders Exam 2 181. acoustic measures related to both vowels and connected speech analy- sis; relative amplitude of the cepstral peak/prominence of harmonic energy: - cepstral peak prominence (CPP) 182. adequacy of respiratory function versus laryngeal resistance: vocal en- durance 183. longest time speaker can sustain a vowel: maximum phonation time 184. longest time a speaker can sustain /s/ and /z/: /s/ and /z/ durations 185. duration of /s/ production divided by duration of /z/ ...

Voice Disorders Exam 4 Questions and Answers 129. patient complaints essential tremor: choking, unsteady voice 130. treatment essential tremor: no entirely successful medical treatment, botox used to relieve SD like symptoms, voice therapy 131. voice therapy essential tremor: to obtain easiest voice teach to produce with effort, loudness effort, avoid attacks, optimize body voice therapy may extend benefits of : exploratory less, reduced, hard, relaxation

Voice Disorders Exam 3 Questions and Answers 22. establish a healthy manner of voice production: use various approaches that affect degree of adduction, subjective effort/subglottal pressure, +/- degree of VF elongation 23. medical treatment: medical management of sources of irritation to vocal fold mucosa 24. surgical treatment may be recommended if : chronic 25. nodules, polyps, reinke's edema, granuloma, cysts, webs, sulcus vocalis, papilloma, leukoplakia/hyperkeratosis, carcinoma may ...

Motor Speech Disorders Exam 3 Questions and Answers 86. medical interventions to help reduce hypertonicity: anti-spasticity medica- tions (baclofen), botox 87. compensatory techniques articulation: articulatory compensations, posture, backdoor approaches, prosthesis 88. behavioral compensation in that speaker with dysarthria strives for rea- sonable way to achieve perceptually identifiable sound: articulatory compensa- tions (intelligibility drills; compensated intelligibility)