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These lecture notes cover unit 1 of Anatomy and Physiology. The notes consist of a basic introduction to anatomy and physiology, muscles and their physiology, and neuroanatomy and neurophysiology.

These notes cover the basic parts of the nervous system, the function of neurons, process of nerve conduction, CNS and PNS functions, and the 12 cranial nerves that are important for speech.

These lecture notes cover muscle types, muscle breakdown, mechanical advantage in the body, and muscle physiology.

These notes cover anatomical terminology, directions and orientation, types of tissue, types of joints, and body and speech systems.

This document covers and summarizes the first chapter of "Neurology for the Speech-Language Pathologist."

These lecture notes cover Chapter 11: Phonetic Variation. These notes cover speech variation, phonetic variation, dialect, pronunciation, vernacular forms, Standard American English (General American English), regional dialects, origins of regional dialects, vowels, consonant changes, world Englishes, demographic variations, stylistic variation, African American English, dialectal differences vs. speech-sound disorders, bilingualism, second language learners, L1 influenced speech production, acq...

These notes cover Clinical Phonetics Chapter 6, Suprasegmentals and Prosody. The notes cover the units of prosody, stress, timing, juncture, intonational symbols, paralinguistics, prosodic variations, the role of prosody in typical and atypical speech and language, and clinical assessment of suprasegmentals. The notes include helpful graphics, clear formatting, and important parts of the chapter such as definitions and key concepts.