Another name for flaccid dysarthria is:
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Describe at least two treatments for hyperadduction of the v…
Describe at least two treatments for hyperadduction of the vocal folds. 4 points
Atrophy/ weakness in the muscles innervated through the medu…
Atrophy/ weakness in the muscles innervated through the medulla (the bulb) is a characteristic of
Caused by any disorder that disrupts the flow of neural impu…
Caused by any disorder that disrupts the flow of neural impulses along the LMN that innervate the muscles of respiration phonation, articulation, prosody, resonance
Easy-onset: Make softer glottal closures during phonation-…
Easy-onset: Make softer glottal closures during phonation- sigh, prolong “ah”, and then, shape to sound, words, etc. This treatment task is used with patients who demonstrate
The ______________ sulcus separates temporal and frontal lob…
The ______________ sulcus separates temporal and frontal lobe. It is the most prominent.
Who distinguished between resting tremors and tremors with m…
Who distinguished between resting tremors and tremors with motion and wrote the findings in: An Essay on the Shaking Palsy (1817)
Damage to the upper motor neurons may result in the followin…
Damage to the upper motor neurons may result in the following characteristics:
In the spine, there are _______ cervical vertebrae.
In the spine, there are _______ cervical vertebrae.
The following dysarthria is caused by bilateral damage to th…
The following dysarthria is caused by bilateral damage to the upper motor neuron, specifically to both the pyramidal and extrapyramidal neural muscles that serve the speech mechanism.