Terminology Flashcards

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Aetiology Definition

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Medical causes for a communication disorder.

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Epidemiology Definition

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How prevalent the disorder is.

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Anatomy Definition

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The study of the structure of the body.

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Physiology Definition

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The study of how cells, tissues and organisms function.

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Psychiatry Definition

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Knowledge covering the clinical features of mental illnesses.

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Neurology Definition

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Neurological basis of motor speech disorders.

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Otolaryngology Definition

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Study of vocal diseases that can cause dysphonia.

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Clinical Skills Definition

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Technical skills are required to use equipment appropriately during assessment and treatment.

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Clinical skills examples

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  1. Technical abilities e.g. using a nasometer
  2. Problem-solving skills e.g. reflecting interventions
  3. Decision-making e.g. which standardised tests to use, how intense the sessions are etc.
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What are the seven linguistic disciplines of SLT?

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  1. Phonetics
  2. Phonology
  3. Morphology
  4. Syntax
  5. Semantics
  6. Pragmatics
  7. Discourse
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Phonetics Definition

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The study of human speech sounds according to how they are made (articulatory phonetics), their physical properties (acoustic phonetics) and how they are perceived (speech perception).

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Phonology Definition

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The study of the organisation of speech sounds into systems.

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Morphology Definition

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The linguistic discipline that studies the internal structure of words and the patterns and principles that underlie their composition.

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Pragmatics Definition

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The study of language use and aspects of meaning that depend on the context.

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Syntax Meaning

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The study of sentence structure.

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Discourse Definition

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The level of language above individual sentences. It focuses on extended language in spoken and written texts.

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Abduction Definition

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The opening of the vocal folds during the phonatory cycle.

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Accent Definitition

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The pronunciation of a linguistic variety.

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Active Articulator

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An articulator that performs most of the movement required to articulate speech sounds E.g. tongue

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Adduction

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The closing of the vocal folds during the phonatory cycle and swallowing.

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Agrammatism

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Reduced or limited grammatical structure (aphasia).

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Allophone

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A phonetic variant of a phoneme in a particular language - different pronunciation.

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Anomia

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Word finding difficulties in which a client is unable to retrieve a particular word.

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Aphonia

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Complete absence of voice.