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1Changes in speech may be indicative of
- Aneurologic disease
- Barthritis
2How is knowing the neurological causes of speech disorders clinically relevant?
- AIt gives us knowledge to pass on to the client.
- BIt allows us to have an Understanding of brain-behavior
relationships for speech motor control - CIt allows us to participate in Differential diagnosis and localization of
neurologic disease - DIt helps with management of the disorder
3Speech disorders resulting from
neurologic impairments affecting the
[blank_start]planning[blank_end], programming, control, or
execution of speech.- Aplanning
- Bretention
- Crecall
4What are the two Motor Speech Disorders that Speech-Language Pathologists usually work with?
- AThe Dysarthrias and Apraxia
- BThe Dysarthrias and Parkinson's
- CApraxia and Ataxia
- DAphasia and The Dysarthrias
5A neurologic speech disorder resulting
from a disturbance in muscular control or
execution.
What does this describe?- AApraxia
- BDysarthria
- CAphasia
- DAtaxic gait
6Can dysarthria result from damage of both the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system?
- AYes, both damage to the CNS and the PNS
- BNo, Only the CNS
- CNo, Only the PNS
- DDysarthria does not result from damage to the CNS or the PNS
7Can Dysarthria only be acquired?
- AYes, dysarthria is only a acquired motor speech disorder.
- BNo, dysarthria is not only an acquired motor speech disorder.
- CAcquired does not relate to dysarthria
8Dysarthria may affect the [blank_start]breathing[blank_end], phonatory, resonatory, articulatory or prosodic aspects of speech.
- Abreathing
- Blicking
- Chearing
9What does the acronym AOS mean?
- AAtaxia of Spanglish
- BApraxia of Speech
- CAtaxic Omission of Speech
- DApraxic Omission of Speech
10Neurologic speech disorder that reflects
an impaired capacity to [blank_start]plan[blank_end] or program
sensorimotor commands necessary for
directing movements that result in
[blank_start]phonetically[blank_end] and prosodically normal
speech- Aplan
- Bperceive
- Cpronounce
- Dphonetically
- Epoor
- Fpresent
11• Dysfunction in the ability to [blank_start]program[blank_end] the
positioning of speech muscles and the
sequencing of muscle movements for
the volitional production of phonemes- Aprogram
- Bpartition
- Cpronounce
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