Intro to MSDs Flashcards
Motor Planning/Programming
Translation of a linguistic code into movements to create a spoken signal
- Includes how far, how fast, and when
What is involved in Cognitive-Linguistic processes?
Cognition: an idea or intention of speech
Linguistic: words retrieved and converted to verbal signals
Disorder at the level of motor planning is called…
Apraxia
Motor Execution
Processes by which a motor plan is put into action
Disorder at the level of motor execution is called…
Dysarthria
Motor speech disorders
- includes neurologically-based speech disorders
- excludes disorders of language and thinking
- two categories: dysarthrias, apraxias
Why should we study MSDs?
- effects are predictable and recognizable
- occur frequently in neurologically compromised populations
- may signal onset of neurologic disease
- can be managed
Differential diagnosis
- the process of narrowing diagnostic possibilities and arriving at a specific diagnosis
Dysarthria definition
- speech impairments caused by weak, imprecise, and/or temporally disordered movements of speech muscles
- caused by damage to CNS and/or PNS
- disorder of movement
Apraxia of speech
- caused by disruption of motor programming
- disruption in sequential movement for volitional speech production
- musculature NOT impaired
- be aware of the company it keeps
Methods of studying MSDs
- Perceptual
- Instrumental
- Etiological
- Systems
Perceptual method of studying MSD
- should be the foundation of clinical practice
- gold standard
- rely on auditory perceptual attributes of speech
- judgments of severity
- decisions about management
- assessment of change
- difficult to quantify; and subjective
Instrumental method of studying MSD
- acoustic
- Physiologic
- Visual imaging
Etiological approach to studying MSD
- helps you make predictions and communicate w/ physicians
Systems approach to studying MSD
- helps you determine relative contribution of physiologic subsystems
- helps you plan treatment