CSD 235 Exam 3 Review Part 2

Question 1

A two-toned voice resulting from simultaneous vibration of two structures with differing vibratory frequencies (polyps)

Accepted Answer

diplophonia

Question 2

Which is NOT an alternative for producing oral speech following surgical removal of the larynx?

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velopharyngeal speech

Question 3

Treatment for an articulation disorder generally involves.

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repetitive motor practice

Question 4

Speech that is effortless, easy, rapid, and rhythmical is

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fluent

Question 5

When the speech that someone is producing is clear and the words can be understood, this is

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intelligibility

Question 6

A fluency disorder characterized by very rapid bursts of dysrhythmic, unintelligible speech

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cluttering

Question 7

Therapy approach where the clinician targets the stuttering behaviors teaching the client to alter the way they stutter

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stuttering modification

Question 8

Repetitions, prolongations, and blocks are

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primary (core) stuttering behaviors

Question 9

These structures protect the airway during swallowing

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All of the above

Question 10

The "D" in SODA stands for:

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distortion

Question 11

The typical duration for a stuttering episode in a true stutterer is

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3 seconds

Question 12

Which person is not on the cleft palate team?

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podiatrist

Question 13

The ability to understand the words produced by someone else.

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intelligibility

Question 14

The smallest unit of language that conveys meaning.

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morpheme

Question 15

Latest age by which nearly all children know and correctly produce the sounds of their language.

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8 years

Question 16

The complete loss of voice.

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aphonia

Question 17

The literature indicates that the prevalence of stuttering is about ______% of the population.

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1

Question 18

Facial gimaces or eye blinks during periods of stuttering

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secondary stuttering behaviors

Question 19

Seventy percent of all unilateral clefts are on the right side

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False

Question 20

Lacking nasal resonance for /m/, /n/ and /ng/. This resonance problem is

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hyponasality

Question 21

What is another name for a "split" uvula

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bifid

Question 22

Speech sounds particulary difficult for those with a complete cleft palate are the

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high pressure consonants

Question 23

Stuttering that results from a disease or trauma within the brain is known as...

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neurogenic stuttering

Question 24

The goal of assessment is to determine the

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nature and severity of the disorder

Question 25

Which is NOT part of the vocal tract?

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espohagus

CSD 235 Exam 3 Review Part 2

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CSD 235 Exam 3 Review Part 2

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