Comd 3120 Unit 5 - Assessment Of Various Organic & Neurogenic Speech Disorders

Front 1

Adult apraxia of speech is a ________ _________ disorder resulting from __________ damage.

Back 1

motor, programming, neurological

Front 2

Apraxia of speech is characterized by difficulty in the __________ of ________ movements in the absence of ___________ ___________, _____________ or __________.

Back 2

volitional movments, muscular weakness, paralysis, incoordination

Front 3

Neurological damage doesn't affect ________ directly but the _______ getting to the muscles.

Back 3

muscles, signal

Front 4

What are the three types of apraxia?

Back 4

oral apraxia
limb apraxia
verbal apraxia

Front 5

Oral apraxia is problems _________ volitional _________ movements of the _____ muscles.

Back 5

executing, nonspeech, oral

Front 6

An example of a _________ movement is sticking out your tongue.

Back 6

nonspeech

Front 7

What type of apraxia has volitional movement difficulties of the arms and legs?

Back 7

limb apraxia

Front 8

Clients with what type of apraxia will show a wide based gate and look off balance?

Back 8

limb apraxia

Front 9

Verbal apraxia (apraxia of speech) is the impaired ability to ________ and ________ volitional movements for the production of ________ and ______.

Back 9

program, execute, phonemes, words

Front 10

What disorder is represented when a client attempts to produce words but they come out differently than expected?

Back 10

verbal apraxia

Front 11

Adults with apraxia tend to have a good _________ of their _______ _______. (Ex: old man trying to say tornado)

Back 11

awareness, speech, problems

Front 12

In adults with apraxia, their __________ sequencing of movements for ______ are notably ________.

Back 12

volitional, speech, affected

Front 13

In adults with apraxia, ________ ______ (counting, reciting, alphabet, singing familiar tune) is much less affected than __________ ________.

Back 13

automatic speech
volitional speech

Front 14

In adults with apraxia, speech errors are _________ _________. Different kinds of errors occur on ________ _______.

Back 14

highly variable, repeated attempts

Front 15

What are the three major articulation errors observed in adults with apraxia?

Back 15

substitutions
distortions
omissions

Front 16

What is it called when a phoneme that occurs later in the word affects one that occurs earlier? Ex: pospital for hospital

Back 16

anticipatory substitutions

Front 17

What is it called when a phoneme that occurs earlier in the word affects one that occurs later? Ex: tatle for table

Back 17

regressive substitutions

Front 18

What is it called when there is a switched position of phonemes in words? Ex: tephelone for telephone

Back 18

metathetic errors

Front 19

List three standardized measures for assessment of apraxia.

Back 19

apraxia battery for adults
comprehensive apraxia test
test of oral and limb apraxia

Front 20

What is another name for developmental apraxia of speech?

Back 20

developmental verbal apraxia

Front 21

Developmental apraxia of speech is a childhood __________ disorder of ___________ etiology.

Back 21

articulation, uknown

Front 22

In childhood apraxia, there is moderate to severe ________ ___________.

Back 22

speech intelligibility