Which of the following primarily vibrate and produce sound?
a. external thyroarytenoids
b. internal thyroarytenoids
c. transverse arytenoids
d. cricothyroid
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b. internal thyroarytenoids
Martin, a clinician in private practice, is conducting a home visit to observe Stephanie,
a 2-year-old girl. Her parents are concerned because among other things, Stephanie
calls everything "kitty"—the hamster, the dog, and the goldfish. Martin assures
Stephanie's parents that she is appropriately displaying the pattern of ___________________.
a. overextension
b. underextension
,c. generalization
d. object permanence
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a. overextension
Stapedius muscle function
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small muscle located inside the middle ear; helps stabilize the stapes
bones and is involved in regulating sound and protecting your inner ear
damage due to to loud sounds
Injecting Botulinum toxin (Botox) directly into one or both vocal folds (thyroarytenoid
muscles) has been used for which of the following voice conditions?
a. laryngeal webs
b. spasmodic dysphonia
c. laryngeal carcinoma
d. polyps
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b. spasmodic dysphonia
For some persons who stutter, disfluencies tend to occur in clusters more often than
would be expected by chance. This phenomenon is called the:
A. consistency effect
, B. probability effect
C. adjacency effect
D. certainty effect
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C. adjacency effect
- tendency for stuttering to occur adjacent to previously stuttered words
A procedure that promotes swallowing without modifying the physiological status of
the patient is known as compensatory treatment. This type of treatment requires little
or no patient effort and does not cause the patient fatigue. Modification of a patient's
posture is a type of compensatory treatment that promotes better swallowing and
reduces aspiration. Which of the following is a characteristic of the chin-up posture?
a. Recommended for patients with neurogenic dysphagia
b. Teaches the client to tuck the chin to the chest during swallowing
c. Helps direct food to the more efficient side of the pharynx
d. Helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity
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d. helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity
What is the primary cause of the "sucking" motion of the vocal folds toward one
another?
a. increased air pressure between the vocal folds
b. decreased air pressure between the vocal folds
c. increased tension of the vocal folds
d. decreased tension of the vocal folds
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a. external thyroarytenoids
b. internal thyroarytenoids
c. transverse arytenoids
d. cricothyroid
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b. internal thyroarytenoids
Martin, a clinician in private practice, is conducting a home visit to observe Stephanie,
a 2-year-old girl. Her parents are concerned because among other things, Stephanie
calls everything "kitty"—the hamster, the dog, and the goldfish. Martin assures
Stephanie's parents that she is appropriately displaying the pattern of ___________________.
a. overextension
b. underextension
,c. generalization
d. object permanence
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a. overextension
Stapedius muscle function
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small muscle located inside the middle ear; helps stabilize the stapes
bones and is involved in regulating sound and protecting your inner ear
damage due to to loud sounds
Injecting Botulinum toxin (Botox) directly into one or both vocal folds (thyroarytenoid
muscles) has been used for which of the following voice conditions?
a. laryngeal webs
b. spasmodic dysphonia
c. laryngeal carcinoma
d. polyps
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b. spasmodic dysphonia
For some persons who stutter, disfluencies tend to occur in clusters more often than
would be expected by chance. This phenomenon is called the:
A. consistency effect
, B. probability effect
C. adjacency effect
D. certainty effect
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C. adjacency effect
- tendency for stuttering to occur adjacent to previously stuttered words
A procedure that promotes swallowing without modifying the physiological status of
the patient is known as compensatory treatment. This type of treatment requires little
or no patient effort and does not cause the patient fatigue. Modification of a patient's
posture is a type of compensatory treatment that promotes better swallowing and
reduces aspiration. Which of the following is a characteristic of the chin-up posture?
a. Recommended for patients with neurogenic dysphagia
b. Teaches the client to tuck the chin to the chest during swallowing
c. Helps direct food to the more efficient side of the pharynx
d. Helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity
Give this one a try later!
d. helps drain food from the oral cavity because of gravity
What is the primary cause of the "sucking" motion of the vocal folds toward one
another?
a. increased air pressure between the vocal folds
b. decreased air pressure between the vocal folds
c. increased tension of the vocal folds
d. decreased tension of the vocal folds
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