Dysarthria (Darley, Aronson, and Brown Model) Flashcards
What is the pathophysiology of flaccid dysarthria?
hypotonia or muscle weakness
A px with flaccid dysarthria may manifest this sign/s in the articulation of speech.
distorted pressure consonants and vowels
slow rate
What is the pathophysiology of spastic dysarthria?
hypertonia or muscle rigidity
A px with spastic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s in the articulation of speech.
imprecise consonants
slow movement
slow rate
A px with flaccid dysarthria may manifest this sign/s when phonating.
hoarse and breathy
A px with spastic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s when phonating.
A px with spastic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s when phonating.
harsh and strained
pitch breaks
What is the pathophysiology of ataxic dysarthria?
hypotonia
dysmetria or reduced movement control
What is the pathophysiology of hypokinetic dysarthria?
hypokinesia or reduced movement
What is the pathophysiology of hyperkinetic dysarthria?
hyperkinesia or excessive movements
A px with ataxic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s in the articulation of speech.
distorted vowels
slow articulatory breakdowns
telescoping
slow rate
A px with hypokinetic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s in the articulation of speech.
imprecise consonants
dysfluencies
increased or variable rate
A px with hyperkinetic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s in the articulation of speech.
distorted vowels
irregular articulatory breakdowns
variable rate
A px with ataxic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s when phonating.
breathy, harsh, strained
voice tremor
pitch breaks
A px with hypokinetic dysarthria may manifest this sign/s when phonating.
breathy and harsh
reduced loudness