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Transmit signals onto other neurons
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A disorder that frequently presents
1 Axon and axon termials 2 with social deficits and repetitive
behaviors
A mixed hearing loss is a combination This part of the brain is important in
3 of a conductive hearing loss and a 4 coordinating muscle groups for
[blank] hearing loss complex motor activities
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A disorder that frequently presents Autism
with social deficits and repetitive
behaviors
,[Blank] functions refer to abstract Exectutive
thinking and the ability to plan
strategies to achieve complex goals
Voice disorders are typically Neurogenic
categorized as functional or organic,
while organic voice disorders are
further classified as structural or
[blank]
A functional (non-organic) voice Puberphonia
disorder characterized by use of a
high-pitched voice after puberty
This part of the brain is important in Cerebellum
coordinating muscle groups for
complex motor activities
This structure consists of medulla Brainstem
oblongata, pons, and midbrain
[Blank] and alternative communication Augmentative
devices can be life-changing tools to
facilitate communication
A motor speech disorder that Dysarthria
sometimes does not have a clearly
identifiable cause
These muscles are involved in Thyroarytenoid
phonation
Stapes, incus, and [blank] make up the Malleus
auditory ossicles
A type of non-fluent aphasia in which Broca's Aphasia
output of spontaneous speech and
grammar are impaired
, Mandible, lips, and tongue are Articulators
categorized as [blank]
A mixed hearing loss is a combination Sensorineural
of a conductive hearing loss and a
[blank] hearing loss
Clefts in lips and palates typically Embryologic
occur during this phase of
development
Dysphagia may be caused by Stroke
traumatic brain injury, cancer,
neuromuscular disease, or [blank]
[Blank] is defined as rapid bursts of Cluttering
dysrhythmic, unintelligable speech
Breathing occurs when the true vocal Abducted
folds are in this state
This phenomenon occurs when food, Aspiration
liquid, or saliva enters the trachea
A [blank] flap is a piece of tissue that Pharyngeal
can be surgically placed to function
as a soft palate
The [blank] membrane is a thin, semi- Tympanic
transparent structure that seperates
the ear canal from the middle ear
-ed, -ing, and 's (possessive) are Morphological
examples of [blank] markers
This is the primary muscle involved in Diaphragm
respiration
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Transmit signals onto other neurons
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A disorder that frequently presents
1 Axon and axon termials 2 with social deficits and repetitive
behaviors
A mixed hearing loss is a combination This part of the brain is important in
3 of a conductive hearing loss and a 4 coordinating muscle groups for
[blank] hearing loss complex motor activities
Don't know?
Terms in this set (162)
A disorder that frequently presents Autism
with social deficits and repetitive
behaviors
,[Blank] functions refer to abstract Exectutive
thinking and the ability to plan
strategies to achieve complex goals
Voice disorders are typically Neurogenic
categorized as functional or organic,
while organic voice disorders are
further classified as structural or
[blank]
A functional (non-organic) voice Puberphonia
disorder characterized by use of a
high-pitched voice after puberty
This part of the brain is important in Cerebellum
coordinating muscle groups for
complex motor activities
This structure consists of medulla Brainstem
oblongata, pons, and midbrain
[Blank] and alternative communication Augmentative
devices can be life-changing tools to
facilitate communication
A motor speech disorder that Dysarthria
sometimes does not have a clearly
identifiable cause
These muscles are involved in Thyroarytenoid
phonation
Stapes, incus, and [blank] make up the Malleus
auditory ossicles
A type of non-fluent aphasia in which Broca's Aphasia
output of spontaneous speech and
grammar are impaired
, Mandible, lips, and tongue are Articulators
categorized as [blank]
A mixed hearing loss is a combination Sensorineural
of a conductive hearing loss and a
[blank] hearing loss
Clefts in lips and palates typically Embryologic
occur during this phase of
development
Dysphagia may be caused by Stroke
traumatic brain injury, cancer,
neuromuscular disease, or [blank]
[Blank] is defined as rapid bursts of Cluttering
dysrhythmic, unintelligable speech
Breathing occurs when the true vocal Abducted
folds are in this state
This phenomenon occurs when food, Aspiration
liquid, or saliva enters the trachea
A [blank] flap is a piece of tissue that Pharyngeal
can be surgically placed to function
as a soft palate
The [blank] membrane is a thin, semi- Tympanic
transparent structure that seperates
the ear canal from the middle ear
-ed, -ing, and 's (possessive) are Morphological
examples of [blank] markers
This is the primary muscle involved in Diaphragm
respiration
