Exam 4 Part 5 Flashcards

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Putting a hole between the tracheal wall and esophageal wall and putting a prosthesis that directs the air into the esophagus; causes the esophagus to vibrate and produce sound

A

Tracheoesophageal prosthesis

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2
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Facilitative technique that helps with true vocal fold vibration in the presence of the false vocal fold vibration and function aphonia or muscle tension dysphonia

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Inhalation phonation

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3
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How does inhalation phonation work?

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Inhaling while making voice and exhaling while making voice

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4
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Involves changing head position in order to make voice better

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Head positioning

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5
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What types of head positions are there to better voice?

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Moving neck forward, neck flex downward, head tilted down, head turn with tilt, head turn

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6
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Rhythmic prosodic pattern of speech and increases vocal pattern

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Chant speech

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7
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How does chant speech work?

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Pitch fluctuation of the respiratory, phonatory, and resonatory system

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8
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What is head positioning used for?

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Used with unilateral vocal fold paralysis and hyperfunction

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9
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What is chant speech used for?

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Hyper-phonation, strain, vocal fatigue

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10
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Focuses on use of voice and respiration to support the voice

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Change of loudness

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11
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What is change of loudness used for?

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People who are too quiet or too loud; hyper or hypo phonation, co-occurring etiologies such as stroke

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12
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How does change of loudness work?

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Talk to them about how loud or soft they are talking, decibel measurements

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13
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What is nasal glide stimulation used for?

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Spasmodic dysphonia

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14
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How does glide stimulation work?

A

Say man while they have them humming

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15
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Coupled with other treatment, reduces tension of the glottis

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Nasal glide stimulation

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