Week 9: Severity of Impairment Flashcards

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what contributes to our judgement of intelligibility?

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  1. number of sounds produced correctly
  2. accuracy of production
  3. producing sounds in different word positions
  4. producing simple AND complex sounds and sound combinations
  5. producing those sounds in utterances of increasing length
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when considering intelligibility, consider

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subjective measurement: your perception

objective measurement: PCC

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what to consider regarding type and extent of error patterns

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presence of developmental errors
presence of atypical errors
preservation of phonemic contrasts
number of errors

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4
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severity levels in PCC

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  • mild = >85%
  • mild to moderate = 65-85%
  • moderate to severe = 50-65%
  • severe = <50%
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severity judgements

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comparison to developmental norms
error consistency
comparison between formal and informal testing
overall impact on comm skills

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also consider

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chronological age
frequency of sounds in English
high impact sounds
results from stimulability testing

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