Ch. 9 Vocab

Question 0

Cleft on one side of the nose

Answer 0

Unilateral cleft

Question 1

Openings that pass through one or more structures that are normally closed. Caused by embryonic growth problems

Answer 1

Cleft

Question 2

Cleft on both sides of nose

Answer 2

Bilateral cleft

Question 3

The two palatal shelves are separated

Answer 3

Complete cleft

Question 4

The shelves are partially fused

Answer 4

Incomplete cleft

Question 5

Appears normal because the tissue covering the palate hides a cleft of the hard palate, the soft palate, or both

Answer 5

Submucosal cleft

Question 6

Abnormalities of the skull and face; facial clefts are part of these anomalies

Answer 6

Craniofacial anomalies

Question 7

Excessive nasal resonance

Answer 7

Hypernasality

Question 8

Friction noise created by the stream of air rushing out of the nasal passage

Answer 8

Nasal emissions

Question 9

Inadequate velopharyngeal mechanism, the opening in the hard palate, and a deformed upper lip create what?

Answer 9

Feeding problems

Question 10

Middle ear disease

Answer 10

Otitis media

Question 11

Type of fluctuating mild to moderate hearing problem

Answer 11

Conductive hearing loss

Question 12

Dental abnormalities include malocclusion, insufficient growth of the teeth and gun tissue, cross bite, protruding premaxilla, and growth of extra teeth

Answer 12

Dental probs

Question 13

Children with clefts of the alveolar ridge tend to have more dental problems than do children with cleft of the hard and soft palates only

Answer 13

Bonus question

Question 14

Muscular flap is raised from back wall of the throat and attached to the velum

Answer 14

Pharyngeal flap

Question 15

Cleft palate team:

Answer 15

Plastic surgeon, SLP, dentist, orthodontist, otologist (ear specialist)

Question 16

Treatment of communicative disorders?

Answer 16

Surgical procedures, speech training