What are risk factors for stuttering?
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If there is a family history of stuttering, increasing or stable disfluencies,
greater than 6 months onset and physical tension/ secondary behaviors are
among the higher risk factors.
What happens during a PVFD (Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfunction) event?
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Inspiratory adduction of the anterior 2/3 of the VF occurs with a posterior
glottal gap
,When would you transition a child to RTI Tier 2 (small group)?
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When the children aren't making progress in their regular education
classroom
A child has been recently born with a submucous cleft. Given this diagnosis, which
structure would most likely NOT be affected?
a. hard palate
b. velum
c. alveolar ridge
d. uvula
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Alveolar Ridge would NOT be affected
What is the phonological process a child is exhibiting when they say food is /do/, stop
is /to/, door is /do/? What would you target first?
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Phonological Process: Syllable Structure (final consonant deletion in all
examples, cluster reduction- elim by age 3.3, /st/ to /t/ in stop- elim by 5
yrs with /s/) but also substitution (stopping /d/ for /f/ in food- elim by 3)
Begin by treating stopping
,What is the supraglottic swallow and what is it used for?
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Helps close airway at True VF's to prevent aspiration... they take a deep
breath and hold while they swallow followed by a cough. Super
Supraglottic swallow: closes airway before and during swallow at false VF
with same procedure
What is needed for direct AAC use?
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Direct selection access methods for AAC include touch, laser, head
tracking, and eye gaze devices.
Brown's Morphemes: Stage 1
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1-2 years: 50 words in vocab, using basic phrases
What is VOT?
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Voice Onset Time- A feature of the production of stop consonants. It is
defined as the length of time that passes between the release of a stop
, consonant and the onset of voicing, the vibration of the vocal folds
When do pre-linguistic skills develop?
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Birth to 3 months
startle response, attend to sounds, smile, cries for help, vowels (cooing)
Differences in awareness between stuttering and cluttering?
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There is NO awareness in cluttering, but there IS awareness in stuttering.
These two muscles are primarily responsible for raising the velum:
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Levator veli palatini and musculus uvulae
What are priorities in dementia tx?
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If there is a family history of stuttering, increasing or stable disfluencies,
greater than 6 months onset and physical tension/ secondary behaviors are
among the higher risk factors.
What happens during a PVFD (Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfunction) event?
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Inspiratory adduction of the anterior 2/3 of the VF occurs with a posterior
glottal gap
,When would you transition a child to RTI Tier 2 (small group)?
Give this one a try later!
When the children aren't making progress in their regular education
classroom
A child has been recently born with a submucous cleft. Given this diagnosis, which
structure would most likely NOT be affected?
a. hard palate
b. velum
c. alveolar ridge
d. uvula
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Alveolar Ridge would NOT be affected
What is the phonological process a child is exhibiting when they say food is /do/, stop
is /to/, door is /do/? What would you target first?
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Phonological Process: Syllable Structure (final consonant deletion in all
examples, cluster reduction- elim by age 3.3, /st/ to /t/ in stop- elim by 5
yrs with /s/) but also substitution (stopping /d/ for /f/ in food- elim by 3)
Begin by treating stopping
,What is the supraglottic swallow and what is it used for?
Give this one a try later!
Helps close airway at True VF's to prevent aspiration... they take a deep
breath and hold while they swallow followed by a cough. Super
Supraglottic swallow: closes airway before and during swallow at false VF
with same procedure
What is needed for direct AAC use?
Give this one a try later!
Direct selection access methods for AAC include touch, laser, head
tracking, and eye gaze devices.
Brown's Morphemes: Stage 1
Give this one a try later!
1-2 years: 50 words in vocab, using basic phrases
What is VOT?
Give this one a try later!
Voice Onset Time- A feature of the production of stop consonants. It is
defined as the length of time that passes between the release of a stop
, consonant and the onset of voicing, the vibration of the vocal folds
When do pre-linguistic skills develop?
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Birth to 3 months
startle response, attend to sounds, smile, cries for help, vowels (cooing)
Differences in awareness between stuttering and cluttering?
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There is NO awareness in cluttering, but there IS awareness in stuttering.
These two muscles are primarily responsible for raising the velum:
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Levator veli palatini and musculus uvulae
What are priorities in dementia tx?
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