diverse patients/motor speech disorders

Question 1

true/false: patients who lack proficiency in one of the official languages may not have access to the same quality of care as other Canadians”

Answer 1

true

Question 2

up to ___% of pop. and ___% of seniors struggle w language literacy

Answer 2

60, 80

Question 3

improving access: increase the number of language ___ encounters, provide professional ___ services

Answer 3

congruent, interpretation

Question 4

translation specifically reffers to the conversion of ___ ___ from one target language to the next

Answer 4

written text

Question 5

true/false: anything that effects your nervous system can effect your motor speech

Answer 5

true

Question 6

apraxia is considered a ___ speech disorder, because why?

Answer 6

motor, it deals with motor programming/planning issues in terms of speech

Question 7

how are dysarthia and apraxia diff

Answer 7

dysarthia has more reduced movement in tongue, normal speech rate but just no control, very deep and nasal

Question 8

in terms of assesing motor speech disorders, what does it m4ean to compare to a baseline

Answer 8

their own personal baseline. maybe they’re never had perfect speech

Question 9

International
Classification of
Functioning, Disability
and Health (ICF) is a ____ model

Answer 9

biopsychosocial