Exam 1 Part 3 Flashcards

1
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Term to identify people who have any difficulty with the perception, motor production, and/or phonological representation of words/word segments that impact intelligibility

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Speech sound disorder (according to ASHA) or articulation disorder

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2
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Speech sound errors that are typical during development as they learn the proper use of sounds

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Delay

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3
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Speech sound errors not typically observed in development

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Deviant

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4
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Condition described as frequent episodes of middle ear disease accompanied by a buildup of liquid in the middle ear space

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Otitis media with effusion

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5
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Why might otitis media with effusion cause speech sound disorders?

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They may have mild to moderate hearing loss which affects their perception of speech sounds

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6
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The process of transforming a continuously changing acoustic signal into discrete linguistical units

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Speech perception

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7
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Monitoring the speech of others

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External discrimination

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8
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Involves evaluating one’s own ongoing speech sound productions

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Internal discrimination

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9
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What is an important factor to therapy progress in terms of speech perception?

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Being able to identify errors in one’s own speech

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10
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30-40% if children with SSDs have some production errors related to ______ ______ difficulties

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Speech perception

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11
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What anatomical structures can affect speech production?

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Lips, teeth, tongue, hard palate

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12
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Malocclusion class defined by overbite

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Class II

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13
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Malocclusion class defined by underbite

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Class III

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14
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Restricted lingual frenum

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Ankyloglossia (tongue-tie)

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15
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Frontal or lateral movement of the tongue while swallowing

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Tongue thrust

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16
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Early sound influences later sound in a word

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Progressive assimilation

17
Q

Produce the same sound again in a word

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Complete assimilation

18
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What is an example of a complete regressive velar assimilation?

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“kack” instead of “pack”

19
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What is an example of a complete progressive labial assimilation?

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“pip” instead of “pig”

20
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What is an example of a partial regressive nasal assimilation?

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“namb” instead of “lamb”