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EDSP 162 – Final Exam UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Speech - CORRECT ANSWER phonation, articulation, resonance). Language - CORRECT ANSWER Sounds the mouth makes to produce words (respiration, Words, symbol set to communicate meaning, written/verbal/sign and receptive (reading & listening) or expressive (writing & speaking). Normal Aging in Speech - CORRECT ANSWER Slight decline in aging: Speech - CORRECT ANSWER remain overall typical processing of verbal language is slow but is functional, reading slows, difficulty in word finding of proper names and confrontational naming Normal Aging in Language - CORRECT ANSWER Slight decline in aging: Language - CORRECT ANSWER Cerebrum (Cerebral Cortex) - CORRECT ANSWER - White matter: tracts that connect parts of nervous system valleys- Sulci hills - Gyri Cerebrum - Cerebral Hemisphere - CORRECT ANSWER of the brain (most important speech landmark) - corpus callosum: connects L & R Cerebrum - Frontal Lobe - CORRECT ANSWER language and comprehension intact speech and voice remains typical - Cortex: gray matter (cell bodies) - longitudinal fissure: front to back - motor speech & planning - executive ability - expressive language

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EDSP 162 – Final Exam UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Speech - CORRECT ANSWER Sounds the mouth makes to produce words (respiration,
phonation, articulation, resonance).



Language - CORRECT ANSWER Words, symbol set to communicate meaning,
written/verbal/sign and receptive (reading & listening) or expressive (writing & speaking).



Normal Aging in Speech - CORRECT ANSWER remain overall typical



Slight decline in aging: Speech - CORRECT ANSWER processing of verbal language is slow
but is functional, reading slows, difficulty in word finding of proper names and confrontational
naming



Normal Aging in Language - CORRECT ANSWER language and comprehension intact



Slight decline in aging: Language - CORRECT ANSWER speech and voice remains typical



Cerebrum (Cerebral Cortex) - CORRECT ANSWER - Cortex: gray matter (cell bodies)

- White matter: tracts that connect parts of nervous system

valleys- Sulci

hills - Gyri



Cerebrum - Cerebral Hemisphere - CORRECT ANSWER - longitudinal fissure: front to back
of the brain (most important speech landmark)

- corpus callosum: connects L & R



Cerebrum - Frontal Lobe - CORRECT ANSWER - motor speech & planning

- executive ability

- expressive language

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