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CSD 115 exam 1 CSD 115 Exam 1 CSD 115 exam 1/combined study sets questions and answers correct verified 100%CSD 115 exam 1 CSD 115 Exam 1 CSD 115 exam 1/combined study sets questions and answers correct verified 100%CSD 115 exam 1 CSD 115 Exam 1 CSD 115 exam 1/combined study sets questions and answers correct verified 100% speech-language pathologist - correct answers-Professional who identifies, diagnoses, treats, and helps prevent communicative disorders and swallowing disorders audiologist - correct answers-Specialist trained in the nonmedical treatment of hearing, balance, and other related ear problems. communication - correct answers-A process by which INFORMATION is EXCHANGED between individuals through a COMMON SYSTEM of SYMBOLS, SIGNS, OR BEHAVIOR. four processes of communication - correct answers-formulation transmitting receiving comprehending central nervous system - correct answers-brain and spinal cord peripheral nervous system - correct answers-cranial nerves (12 pairs) spinal nerves (31 pairs) autonomic nervous system Broca's area - correct answers-location: frontal lobe function: motor planning of speech Wernickes area - correct answers-location: temporal lobe function: comprehension and formulation of language meninges - correct answers-three membranous layers under the bony covering, protects brain and spinal cord. layers: pia mater- closest arachnoid mater dura mater ner - correct answers-using our tongue as constriction within the vocal tract and forcing breath through the constriction fricative sounds - correct answers-s, z, th, sh, s as in measure, f, v, and h affricates manner - correct answers-combining a stop and fricative affricate sounds - correct answers-j and ch glides (semivowels) manner - correct answers-gradually changing the shape of the vocal tract glide (semivowels) sounds - correct answers-w and y Liquids (lateral) manner - correct answers-air travels around constriction in the vocal tract Liquid (lateral) sounds - correct answers-l Nasals manner - correct answers-open velopharyngeal port and in the nasal cavity Nasal sounds - correct answers-m, n, and ng Rhotic (liquid) manner - correct answers-tongue in variety of positions Rhotic (liquid) sounds - correct answers-r Communication consists of what 4 processes? - correct answers-Formulation, transmitting, receiving, and comprehension What are the 3 layers of the meninges that cover the brain and spinal cord? - correct answers-outermost is the dura mater, 2nd is the arachnoid mater, and third is the pia mater For most people the language area of the brain is located in which hemisphere? - correct answers-Left What creates a change in pitch? - correct answers-the number of vocal fold vibrations produced in a given period of time How are graphemes different from phonemes? - correct answers-graphemes are letters that represent sounds and phonemes are the individual sounds that make up words Explain quiet breathing vs breathing for speech - correct answers-Quiet breathing uses tidal volume, which is the amount of air entering and leaving during quiet breathing. This is about 1/2 a liter. Breathing for speech uses some vital capacity, which is the maximum air lungs can hold following a maximum inhale and exhale

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