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Total laryngectomy includes the removal of: A. Larynx B. Tongue C. Esophagus D. All of the above - A. Larynx Following a total laryngectomy, the patient breathes through the: A. Larynx B. Nose C. Mouth D. Stoma - D. Stoma Type(s) of alaryngeal communication include: A. Voicing with vocal cords B. Artificial larynx C. Tongue D. None of the above - B. Artificial Larynx TEP stands for: A. Total Esphophopharyngectomy B. Tracheoesophageal puncture/prosthesis C. Trans-laryngeal pharyngotomy D. Tracheoesophageal pharyngectomy - B. Tracheoesophageal puncture/prosthesis Ideal alaryngeal communication can be achieved with: A. Artificial larynxB. Esophageal speech C. Tracheoesophageal speech D. The one the patient prefers - D. The one the patient prefers Which of the following parameters should be collected in an assessment of common dysphonia? A. Videostroboscopic evaluation B. Acoustic Voice Parameters C. Aerodynamic Voice Parameters D. All of the above - D. All of the above What is the purpose of having the patient produce a louder than normal sustained /a/ sample? A. To determine if the patient can maintain adequate glottal closure B. To determine if the patient can produce voice over 60 dB SPL C. To determine if the patient has a dysphonia during prolonged, loud speech D. None of the above - A. To determine if the patient can maintain adequate glottal closure When conducting an MPT test, which of the following are procedural steps to follow? A. Take longest production of 3 trials B. Make sure patient takes short, quick breaths before voicing C. Patient should produce their highest pitch while phonating All of the above - A. Take the longest production of 3 trials Which of the following vocal parameters are assessed using the CAPE-V? A. Vocal Behavior